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  • Bill Crouch
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    ASP and IP addresses

    I can't find the code to display the client IP address on
    the client browser. Shouldn't it be 'session. '?

    Bill
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    • Ray at
      #2
      Re: ASP and IP addresses

      Request.SErverv ariables("remot e_addr") will display the IP that the request
      comes from, whether that's an IP of a proxy server, firewall, router, or the
      client machine.

      Ray at work

      "Bill Crouch" <anonymous@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote in message
      news:01bd01c3a9 3d$a988a630$a10 1280a@phx.gbl.. .[color=blue]
      > I can't find the code to display the client IP address on
      > the client browser. Shouldn't it be 'session. '?
      >
      > Bill[/color]


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        • Guest's Avatar
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          Re: ASP and IP addresses

          Hi Ray,

          These are two of the "Session" code instances I am
          currently playing with. Both display on the client PC
          the session ID and the Date and Time.


          Your Current Session ID is: <%=session.sess ionid %>

          Today is: <% =Date() %>

          The time is: <% =Time() %>

          I had just thought that the IP display would be session
          related.

          Thanks!
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          >-----Original Message-----
          >Request.SErver variables("remo te_addr") will display the[/color]
          IP that the request[color=blue]
          >comes from, whether that's an IP of a proxy server,[/color]
          firewall, router, or the[color=blue]
          >client machine.
          >
          >Ray at work
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          >"Bill Crouch" <anonymous@disc ussions.microso ft.com>[/color]
          wrote in message[color=blue]
          >news:01bd01c3a 93d$a988a630$a1 01280a@phx.gbl. ..[color=green]
          >> I can't find the code to display the client IP address[/color][/color]
          on[color=blue][color=green]
          >> the client browser. Shouldn't it be 'session. '?
          >>
          >> Bill[/color]
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            • Jeff Cochran
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              Re: ASP and IP addresses

              On Wed, 12 Nov 2003 09:16:46 -0800,
              <anonymous@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote:
              [color=blue]
              >These are two of the "Session" code instances I am
              >currently playing with. Both display on the client PC
              >the session ID and the Date and Time.
              >
              >
              >Your Current Session ID is: <%=session.sess ionid %>
              >
              >Today is: <% =Date() %>
              >
              >The time is: <% =Time() %>
              >
              >I had just thought that the IP display would be session
              >related.[/color]

              The client's IP isn't related to a session, nor is the
              Request.ServerV ariables method that good for identifying the user's
              unique ID either since large ISP's will often proxy requests (AOL,
              MSN, et. al.) and anyone behind a firewall will usually return the
              firewall address.

              Jeff

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