Instructions
NOTE: You must be obtaining your IP address using DHCP or these instructions will not work as expected.
2) Run the following command:
ipconfig getpacket en0
NOTE: You may need to replace en0 with en1 or the correct identifier of your network interface.
3) Locate server_identifier (ip) in the resulting output. That's your DHCP server's IP address.
Additional information:
- yiaddr: your computer's IP address
- chaddr: your computer's hardware address
- domain_name_server: your DNS server(s)
Outcome
You have the IP address of your DHCP server.