How to Find Your Broker’s Server IP?

You can login your accounts at any broker without download platform needed just with a Broker’s Server IP.

The first thing I suggest you do is ensure that you have no other web browsing or any other internet network connections running. Once you’ve done that run your broker’s MT4/MT5 platform, but make sure you start ONLY that. This will ensure that later on when we search for the IP we will have more accurate results.

1. Ensure that you are connected successfully to your broker’s server

2. Click on the Start Menu and go to All Programs –> Accessories –> Command Prompt
You can also (in windows 7 and windows vista) just type in “cmd” in the search box visible once you click on the start menu.
If you’re running windows xp you can just click on the start menu, go to run, and in the run box type “cmd” and hit enter or press ok.

3. In the command prompt type the following command: “netstat -n” (make sure you leave a space after netstat and before “-n”)

4. Now you should get a listing of all the network connections currently open on your computer.The IP address of your MT4 platform should be listed underneath the “foreign address” heading. MetaTrader uses port 443 for communication so next to the IP you will see “:443″. The IP address with the “443″ port listed there is the IP address of your broker’s MetaTrader server.

See this picture:



Have fun :)

Open .srv file in notepad and copy paste IP from it:)

togr posted:
Open .srv file in notepad and copy paste IP from it:)

Thank You for the usefull information and for the good laugh too :D

Interesting, I did not know you could do that. Thanks.

alexforex007 posted:
Interesting, I did not know you could do that. Thanks.

Well on contrary to first paragraph this is simple and working:)

Thanks!

arigoldman posted:
Thanks!

You are welcome:)

.srv file is in Config folder of your mt4

I usually copy the .srv files in Config folder (the easiest way), or using notepad to open the .srv to find out broker server IP (in the form of an IP address or a domain name)
But, this is a new usefull way. Thanks ProTrader.

Note: In most cases, the server IP is XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:443, but some other servers may have IP such as XXX.XXX.XXX:1950, etc.

There is no need to copy any files
Don't mess the instructions
Just open srv file in notepad to get the ip

hello what about when *srv file are codified

Still the same. Open .srv file in notepad.
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The easiest way is to go to command prompt (start-->run>cmd (press enter))
Then type: netstat -n -b

Then you'll see:

Active Connections

Proto Local Address Foreign Address State

TermService
[svchost.exe]
TCP 89.252.200.232:53857 52.28.132.195:443 ESTABLISHED
[terminal.exe]
TCP 89.252.200.232:53859 52.28.132.195:443 ESTABLISHED
[terminal.exe]


terminal.exe is Metatrader, so copy and paste the foreign address IP (don't need the port) into the login screen on metatrader along with your id and password and you are set! Sometimes if you copy the port too and paste it, it doesn't let you login, so use the IP address only, no port.