You can't. That means they are coming from behind a firewall and they
actually do NOT have an IP which you could address anyway. They have an IP
specific to that private network. The whole point to the firewall is to keep
you from individually addressing machines on the "inside".
-M@
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Subject: IP Addresses
> Can someone please tell me that how can I diffentiate between various
> users who are coming from the same proxy server as they all have same IP
> address.
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