IP Name of the server !

Guys,
I have a question on IP number:
When the SAP GUI is not installed in our desk top and while I am in office, I go to start>run>type''SAPGUI IPNumber" and enter.
It takes me to SAP login screen.Then I am able to login.
What I want to understand is:
1. How system is able to connect to the environment enenthough I do not have SAPGUI Logon Pad installed in my machine.
2. When I do not know the IP number of my environment (Say, Development System or Quality System) how do I find out the same from after I logged in using someone's system where it is SAPgui is installed.
Thanks

Hi,
When I do not know the IP number of my environment (Say, Development System or Quality System) how do I find out the same from after I logged in using someone's system where it is SAPgui is installed.
In any screen go to Menu Sytem --> Status. Then click on the icon with yellow arrow mark (Other Kernall Info) (SHIFT + F5).
Here you will find the IP number under "System Information" section.
Regards,
R Rajesh Kumar

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