How do I determine the IP Address my ISP has assigned me?

Looking at the Internet tab on the Network option I only see an internal IP, 192.168.x.x.

I do have a bridge setup for the wireless and I am a firewall/router noob. :D

My goal is to access a web server I am hosting for testing purposes. I enabled web server access in Security but cannot test accessing externally until I know what the external IP is.

Thanks

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If you want to see if from the router, then you would go to Reports >>> Networks >>> Primary Internet.

Or, if you are on a PC behind the Z100G then just go to http://www.whatismyip.com/ to see it.

Thanks Rocket.

Turns out my DSL modem is also a router.

When I navigate to my IP I get prompt to login. I did a search on the prompt and this is how I found out the modem is a router. This explains why I am seeing the 192.168.?.? address.

My ISP does provide static IP's and I guess once I pay for it, they'll configure the modem/router to allow me the access I need.