Joerg & Howard,
I run cable modem. My IP (fixed) is recognized by the network as being
me. However, the IP which is fed to any snoop page or appears in any
headers, is the network IP as far as I can tell... something like a
proxy??
Howard, you are correct that the IP shows up in headers.
Joerg, send yourself some mail. When you download it, check the headers
and you should see something like this:
Return-Path: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Received: from go-concepts.com (ip208.2.209.93.go-concepts.com [208.2.209.93])
by mail2.go-concepts.com (8.11.1/8.11.1) with SMTP id e9SLwhR31966
for <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; Sat, 28 Oct 2000 17:58:43 -0400
Message-Id: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Notice the 2nd line ... that's where the ip shown to foreign servers
will show up.
I get the feeling, that if this is a 'proxy' involved here, the final
two digits may range from 00 to 99 depending upon where you are in the
proxy queque??
Now, why you *need* this information is the question. :>
l.d.
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On Thu, 19 Apr 2001 00:22:25 -0400 (EDT), [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Howard Eisenberger)
wrote:
> On Tue, 17 Apr 2001 13:01:07 +0100,
> "Joerg Dietze" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> my problem is not solved.
>> If I'm running tcpinfo or ftp they ask the pepa xDSL driver and this
>> will return the IP internally used on my machine. I'm interested in the
>> IP at which the internet sees my machine.
> That's another kettle of fish. I'm not sure how to get your
> "external" IP from your PC. I don't use xDSL (or cable), so
> I only have a vague idea how it works.
> I imagine that your external IP would be in the headers of any
> e-mail you send and would show up if you visit a "snoop" site
> on the web.
>> > The Clarkson NCSA telnet/ftp clients work since the CONFIG.TEL
>> > file is configured to use bootp when you install the APM.
>> Where can I find bootpchk.exe?
> FWIW, botpchk.exe is included in the (University of) Port Elizabeth
> version of NCSA Telnet at:
> ftp://ftp.is.co.za/networking/pc/ncsa/tel23074.zip
> Archive: tel23074.zip
> Length Date Time Name
> -------- ---- ---- ----
> 82360 15-09-94 20:49 BOOTPCHK.EXE
> 80204 15-09-94 20:48 FINGER.EXE
> 133006 15-09-94 20:48 FTPBIN.EXE
> 97304 15-09-94 20:49 HOPCHK.EXE (traceroute)
> 81296 15-09-94 20:49 NETSTAT.EXE
> 78660 15-09-94 20:49 NSLOOKUP.EXE
> 97410 15-09-94 20:49 PING.EXE
> 268966 15-09-94 20:47 TELBIN.EXE
> 4996 15-09-94 20:55 HOWTO
> 1083 15-09-94 21:01 IT_WORKS.ON
> 5569 27-07-94 12:22 ENHANCED.KEY
> 8176 05-08-94 00:23 CONFIG.TEL
> 3783 27-07-94 12:23 STANDARD.KEY
> 1666 27-07-94 12:21 SERVICES
> 6165 15-09-94 21:26 WHATS.NEW
> 0 15-09-94 20:52 KEYMAP/
> 19418 27-03-92 22:17 KEYMAP/MSUCHK.C
> 380 06-08-90 22:13 KEYMAP/TESTMAP.C
> 10263 27-03-92 22:17 KEYMAP/MSUCHK.EXE
> 12597 23-08-90 20:08 KEYMAP/READMAP.EXE
> 12117 06-08-90 22:28 KEYMAP/TESTMAP.EXE
> 5569 24-01-94 11:51 KEYMAP/TELNET.KEY
> 12187 27-08-90 10:59 KEYMAP/KEYMAP.TXT
> -------- -------
> 1023175 23 files
> Howard E.
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