From an old post on the official forums[1] and a section of a talk page.[2]
- Start WoW & log in to the realm you want to trace.
- Press ALT-TAB to minimize WoW and return to the desktop.
- Click Start, then Run, then type "cmd"
- In the DOS window type "netstat -an"
You will see 2 IP addresses - the first will be Established on port 1119, 3724, 6112, 6113, or 6114, and the 2nd will show an established connection on a random port. It will look like this:
TCP 192.168.1.100:49701 12.129.206.130:1119 ESTABLISHED TCP 192.168.1.100:49703 206.16.23.70:4000 ESTABLISHED
The first line is your connection to Blizzard's login server. The line below should be the IP address of your server.
Windows 7[]
Another way of finding the IP address if you are on Windows 7 (and possibly Vista) is opening up the Resource Monitor and filtering to the Wow.exe process. You should see 2 active connections. One is to the login server and seems to be in the 12.129.206.xxx block every time I have connected. The other connection is your game server. As a note to anybody going through all of the servers if you go to the character select screen a connection is opened to the server, so you don't need to have a character on every server to test it's IP address.
Crash method[]
Alternatively, if you manage to crash the WoW client, the second line of the crash report will be the realm "Realm: Alleria [63.241.255.8:3724]".
References[]
- ^ Bad link: http://forums.worldofwarcraft.com
How to find IP addresses of new servers[]
- MS Windows-based instructions.
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- ^ Talk:US_realm_list_by_datacenter#How_to_Find_IP_Addresses_of_New_Servers.