As I asked did you try the sample of Shiva.
You can see your IP adresses by the way by doing in the DOS prompt
IPConfig
I hope this helps?
Cor
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> It is not the same, The local IP address is Ip address
> that is set by the windows or by the user. If you
> connected to LAN you will have Local IP address that can
> be set dynamic or static for the particular computer in
> LAN. But the IP Address that provided by the ISP is the
> global IP address or WAN IP address. It is normally set
> by the ISP and everytime you reconnect again the IP
> address will be change.
>
> try to go to this sites
>
http://www.html-kit.com/e/browconninfo.cgi
>
> The sites will show you the IP address that provided by
> the ISP.
>
> Most of the code that provided here is to find the local
> IP address. WHat I want to find the the IP address that
> is provided by the ISP.
>
> Any idea guys?
>
> Thanks[color=green]
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Hi,
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>>I have no dynamic IP adress provided by the ISP, however[/color]
> is that not the[color=green]
>>same?
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>>When you have more Ip adresses I would look at the code[/color]
> that Shiva provided.[color=green]
>>
>>Cor
>>
>>
>>.
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