IP Addresses

and are you talking a windows server? If Windows server and you want the IP's utilized on the server, then IPCONFIG from a CMD prompt will tell you what you need to know.

If you're looking for a list of all IP's in use on your NETWORK, then that's a little more tricky. Looking at the address leases on your DHCP server will give you a list of all IP's being used by DHCP clients on your network, but you may still have static IP devices like server(s), router(s), etc.

For a complete list, download and run a utility such as "the dude" (http://www.snapfiles.com/get/thedude.html) which will scan your local network and give you a diagram of all IP's in use on the network.

if you mean all the IP's currently being used by your server, open a command prompt and type

ipconfig /all

This should give you allIP's being used by all adapters.

If that's not what you mean please clarify.