To find your subnet mask, you can use the following command:ipconfig /allYour subnet mask will be shown in the “Default Gateway” section.

There is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question, as the method for finding subnet mask and default gateway on Android will vary depending on the device and operating system version you are using. However, some tips on how to find subnet mask and default gateway on Android include using the “Network & Internet” menu option in the Settings app or searching for “network settings” or “network connections” in the main app drawer.

To find your subnet mask on a Samsung, open the phone’s Settings app and tap Network. Under “Network Type,” tap Wi-Fi. Under “Wi-Fi Networks,” tap the network name you’re using. On the right side of the window, under “Settings,” tap “General.” Under “Network Mask,” you’ll see your subnet mask.

Your IP address is 192.168.1.x and your subnet mask is 255.255.255.

A subnet mask is a number that tells the network what part of the IP address is used for routing. It’s usually written in dotted-decimal notation and looks like 255.255.255.0. Gateway Android is an app on your Android device that allows you to connect to the internet using a specific router.

No, not always. The subnet mask is a way of specifying which bits of an IP address are used for addressing. In most cases, the first three octets (the network number) are used, while the last three octets (the host number) are used for routing. However, there are some cases where the subnet mask can be more specific.

Your Android DNS server is the DNS server that your phone uses to look up addresses for websites.

If you are using a home network, your gateway IP address is likely the IP address of your router. If you are using a public network, your gateway IP address is likely the IP address of the ISP that provides your internet service.

To find your IP address and subnet mask in Linux, type the following command: IP address show To find your IP address and subnet mask in Windows, type the following command: CMD.

To find your IP address, you can use a computer or online service. To find your subnet mask, you can use a computer or online service. To find your gateway and DNS server, you can use a computer or online service.