Run:cmd of cmd /k <name of program>
IPCONFIG command
ipconfig /all
when your ip-addr begins with 169.254 then the dchp of your router has not given an IP-addr.
You can try that he does it with:
ipconfig /release
followed with
ipconfig /renew
If this don't help in ipconfig /all you can see under "default gateway" the ip-addr that you can put in the brouwse to activate the server via his managementmoule of your router.
If you wont use the dchp and take a fix ip-addr you can give one to your networkcard example 192.169.0.(1<>254) and subnetmask 255.255.255.0
To go on the Internet you need also an dns server normally your internet provider gives you this primary and secundary Ip-addres.
If you have put an fix ip-addr you must set hem in the TCP/IP properties your self, if you doesn't you can reach ip-adresses but not hostname-adresses on the internet.
TCP/IP protocolstack OK ? PING command
If you can ping to a host via his Ip-addr but not via his hostname then this can be that the dns server isn't there.
Ping to 127.0.0.1 if nagative you can try to repare te protocolstack with this command:
netsh int ip reset logbestand.txt
for example if you can ping your router but not a wan ip-addr then the problem can be in your router or modem.
Remember for pinging operations that you may not block icmp-requests in yor firewall or router