Hardware How do I find my 3ds IP

[Deleted-236924]

Jesus, what a bunch of complicated answers, just open FBI and press "Y"

If they could run FBI.

 

[mgrev]

anothermethod is using wnetwatcher

 

[Ushiara]

Or you can open a local webserver (idk if iphone can do that), and "echo $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];"
After just go on the page with your 3DS Browser

 

[SomeGamer]

idk if iphone can do that

If it's jailbroken, it can.

 

[Xinaman]

If they could run FBI.

Couldn't him just open it in Homebrew Launcher?

 

[Deleted-236924]

Couldn't him just open it in Homebrew Launcher?

They can't because no homebrew launcher supports 8.1.0-0J
Ninjhax1 requires a browser, and every entry point for Ninjhax2 only works on 9.0 or above.

 

[Xinaman]

Are you using n3ds or o3ds?
If its n3ds, setup microsd management and use cmd to ping the name you set it up, it should give your ip number.

 

[Marth_is_Best_Princess]

---BUMP ALERT---
(I guess it is relevant since more n3DS users will want their IP for NTRCFW.
I can't find it at all. Even going into router settings brings up my 3DS's IPv4, which is 10.0.0.145. As deep as I dive into the physical computer and router settings, nothing close to "192.168.0" comes up. My computer is 10.0.0.71. I doesn't make sense but I really want to get to streaming with my 20FPS.
I saw a setting for changing my n3DS to use a reserved IP (which my 3DS's IPv4 address is automatically input) instead of a DCHP. (I think it's DCHP)
Anyway, help?

 

[NekoMichi]

---BUMP ALERT---
(I guess it is relevant since more n3DS users will want their IP for NTRCFW.
I can't find it at all. Even going into router settings brings up my 3DS's IPv4, which is 10.0.0.145. As deep as I dive into the physical computer and router settings, nothing close to "192.168.0" comes up. My computer is 10.0.0.71. I doesn't make sense but I really want to get to streaming with my 20FPS.
I saw a setting for changing my n3DS to use a reserved IP (which my 3DS's IPv4 address is automatically input) instead of a DCHP. (I think it's DCHP)
Anyway, help?

There's a smartphone app (iOS and Android) called Fing that will list all devices connected to your network, just look for any device that has a nintendo tag on it.

 

[DarkFlare69]

---BUMP ALERT---
(I guess it is relevant since more n3DS users will want their IP for NTRCFW.
I can't find it at all. Even going into router settings brings up my 3DS's IPv4, which is 10.0.0.145. As deep as I dive into the physical computer and router settings, nothing close to "192.168.0" comes up. My computer is 10.0.0.71. I doesn't make sense but I really want to get to streaming with my 20FPS.
I saw a setting for changing my n3DS to use a reserved IP (which my 3DS's IPv4 address is automatically input) instead of a DCHP. (I think it's DCHP)
Anyway, help?

The guide says to go to different networks, but you have to be on the same network (at least from my experience) to get the IP. I can't find it when my 3DS is on 2.4G and my PC is on 5G.

 

[Marth_is_Best_Princess]

Welp, it gives the same IP. Everyone elses starts with 192.168, and the guide assumes so too. Should I just go with the one I get?
They're on the same network.