Hamid wrote:
>
> Thanx , but none of both returns the servers IP.
> request.getRemoteHost() : gives the IP of client machine from where the
> page is accessed and
> request.getServerName() : gives the full server name like if u r using
> www.jsp.com/abc then it will return www.jsp.com not the IP address.
>
Try the docs for java.net.InetAddress. Be careful, servers
can have multiple IP addresses. Checking the documentation
is generally a good first step.
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Christopher St. John [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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