they could be .2, .3, .4, it depends on how the dhcp server in your router
assigns them... assuming that it is doing the assigning and not your isp.
you haven't given enough information to even let us figure that out. if
your router can't tell you which ip is assigned to which machine then just
go to the machine and either run winipcfg or open a command prompt and type
ipconfig/all... which one works will depend on your os, which you also
didn't specify.

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I have three computers on my small office LAN, with a router serving them. I
want to set up a FTP server on one of them. The network was set up
automatically using the Windows Network Wizard. How do I determine the IP
(192.168.1.XXX) of the specific computer for the router to forward to? I am
presuming each would have a final number of 100, 101, or 102.
Thanks.

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Thanks, I see it.

On Wed, 12 Oct 2005 04:51:42 GMT, "Marc Sommers" <yippee@yahoo.net>
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On that system at a command promt, type:

IPCONFIG [ENTER]