How to get client IP ?

[David Velazco]

Hello Everybody,

I try to use script to get client IP

<%
dim IPAddr
IPAddr = Request.ServerV ariables("remot e_addr")
Response.Write( "Your IP Address is " & IPAddr)
%>

but script return IP of Web site, not CLIENT and not null value!

My site is hosted on W2003 server SP1, IIS, ISA

I'm only using ASP no ASP.NET

Regards,
David

[Kyle Peterson]

It all works fine for me, you just need to know what your doing.


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"Kyle Peterson" <ky*****@hotmai l.com> wrote in message
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Yes you can do this by using hostheaders in IIS, but that causes other
problems like connecting with visual studio though FrontPage extensions
for example

ummm, no

I can do that no problem and my colocated 2003 Server is using host
headers...

Try using the server admin with host headers

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"Evertjan." <ex************ **@interxnl.net > wrote in message
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Slim wrote on 27 mei 2006 in microsoft.publi c.inetserver.as p.general:

>> The IP of the user's own pc or router or proxy is shown.
>
>
> Not if the web server is behind a ISA server, then it will show the
> ISA
> server as the client
>

Why would you do that? Is hiding a server a usefull idea?

ISA is very useful if you are hosting many web sites on one IP for
example. you can send requests to the web site based on the domain name
entered.

Yes you can do this by using hostheaders in IIS, but that causes other
problems like connecting with visual studio though FrontPage extensions
for example
depending on what David wants to know the clients ip for, maybe ISA can
do the job for him.
ISA gives a log of client ip's, it can also block certain ip's, but if
he needs it for his asp code, hen I don't have a answer
I suppose the OP would have to use another server as an intermediate,
but I
would have to sleep on it getting a solution.

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Evertjan.
The Netherlands.
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[Dave Anderson]

David Velazco wrote:

I wish I have the number IP of client.
How do i make it ?

You can wish all you want, but realizing that wish is an actual
impossibility. The notion of "IP Address" is meaningless when the client is
behind a proxy or NAT. There are probably hundreds of thousands of computers
with [192.168.0.2] or [10.0.0.2].
--
Dave Anderson

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