To Learn Real(Public) Ip Over a Command-Line – Linux / Windows

On systems (depending on the project and environment), we often work with local IP's, and we can obtain them from the network settings or through the command line. However, to process real IP's, we can obtain real IP via the router/modem interface or the URL that provides online services (multiple sites are available) and then process. Above is the NCC ripe.net as an example. There is a section above the entrance on the right side that reflects your output rope.

Now let’s take a look at how to get our real IP from the command line. I will use three alternative commands in Linux and one in Windows.

With Linux Dig command;

With Linux Curl command;

With Nslookup on Windows; (You can also use Nslookup for Linux.)

I hope it has been a useful article.