Find IP Address of a Website Using CMD

You can find IP Address of any website using Command Prompt or CMD. There are 2 ways you can find the IPv4 or IPv6 address of a website using cmd. First one is to use the simple ping command. Second method involves using the “tracert” command which will give you an overview of the server latency as well. So let’s get started.

Using ping command:-

1. Go to Start > Type CMD and press Enter.
2. Now write Ping followed by URL of the website you want to ping.
3. Press Enter and wait for the ping results. The first line after your command should contain the desired IPv4 address.

Using tracert command:-

1. Go to Start > Type CMD and press Enter.
2. Now write tracert followed by URL of the website you want to trace route.
3. Press Enter and wait for the results. The IPv4 address is what comes up next to where it says “tracing route to (the website you inserted)(the IPv4 address)”.

In case you want further info about the IP address like approximate location, site owner/company name or whois lookup, you can check it out using ip-address.com’s Locator and WHOIS search tool.

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