On Tue, 24 Apr 2001 16:06:29 -0500, L.D. Best wrote: > Arachne works just fine. It shows the Local IP. The "Local IP" is > different from the "Internet IP." > If you are dialing up, you don't *have* a Local IP! Only those on > network, or NIC for other purposes like the cable modem setup I run, > have a LOCAL IP. L.D.; Whatever the difference between Local and Internet IP is, it doesn't seem to be as you describe - but it was excellent to show that there IS a difference. I won't bother uploading a NEW screenshot, but you can see from: http://www.caverge.arachne.cz/myfiles/xperimental/625onlin.gif that I *DO* have a Local IP and I am most assuredly on dial-up.<G> And just believe me when I say that: http://www.showmyip.com/ displays exactly the same number that Arachne calls my Local IP, but they call it my "Current IP address". What's it all mean ? It seems from your first screen that in your case, with a dedicated connection, you have a fixed Internet IP number and different Local IP. It seems in MY case, my Local IP and Internet IP are the same and probably variable. - Clarence Verge - Back to using Arachne V1.62 ....
