New school, macs not supported for school internet

i just started school at a school that doesn't support macs, so i was wondering what the IP address was. in my dorm room we have ethernet, and it says i'm not connected, even though the cord is plugged in. the internet guy at school said to post a question to figure out what the IP address was because he said it changes a lot. so if someone could please help me...i need the internet!!!!!!!!!!

Welcome to Apple Discussions
Another way to get to the system profiler is via the Apple Menu in the upper left of your screen. Click on the Apple icon, then select "about this mac". On the next panel, select "more info". The ensuing panel has a lot of information about your machine and its software. On the left side you'll see Network. Click on it and you'll see the IP address if your machine recognized the school's network connection.
If you are using Safari, when you get the message "cannont connect etc." when selecting a web site, click on the diagnostic button. This will open the Network Diagnostic panel which may help you get connected to the school's network. Just follow the prompts, answering the questions as they are presented. If you don't know the answer, I'd contact the School's tech/network person for clarificaion.
As the previous poster suggested, this is not the best forum for getting your Network question answered. If there is no help from the above suggestion, repost in the recommended forum.

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