You could try running the "ipconfig" command through nt's command prompt, it
should return you your server's ip address.
cheers
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Probably because this variable does NOT exist on NT...
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> Why would $ENV{'SERVER_ADDR'} not return my servers ip?
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> Dave
> ThunderLine
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