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Weird Default Gateway Address?

I’ve been trying to find out my default gateway address and I read that usually it’s something like 192.168.1.1, but when I try and find out mine (cmd>ipconfig /all is this right?) what I see is just a really weird address with multiple colons and letters like fe80::21b::64ff etc. Why is this so?

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That’s no weird address… that’s an IPv6 IP address. Better get used to it, because you’re going to see a lot more of it in the coming years.I suspect that your screen is scrolling off and you are missing the IPv4 address.Try: ipconfig /all | more to page the screen…... Show More
are you sure that is it, because you get more then just the default gateway with ipconfig command and i recognize that from out put of that command but its not the default gatewayare you sure your not looking at the link local IPv6 address?... Show More

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