How to Check the IP Address in Linux
Right click the network icon in your notifications area., Click Connection Information.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Right click the network icon in your notifications area.
In most builds the icon is two vertical arrows pointing up and down, located near the date and time.
If your network icon is not displayed, you can add it back by right clicking the notification area, selecting "Add to Panel," and then "Network Manager".
If your network icon still won't display, navigate to System > Administration > Network Tools and select your network device from the drop down menu (usually "Ethernet Interface eth0").
The 10 digit number that displays is your IP address. -
Step 2: Click Connection Information.
This should open a window with information on your network connections, including your IP Address.
Detailed Guide
In most builds the icon is two vertical arrows pointing up and down, located near the date and time.
If your network icon is not displayed, you can add it back by right clicking the notification area, selecting "Add to Panel," and then "Network Manager".
If your network icon still won't display, navigate to System > Administration > Network Tools and select your network device from the drop down menu (usually "Ethernet Interface eth0").
The 10 digit number that displays is your IP address.
This should open a window with information on your network connections, including your IP Address.
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