Do you have something on the internet that you want to reach this computer
with?
If so, have this machine send a message to another machine on the internet.
The packets, once they have passed over the firewall and have a NAT address,
will show the internet address. That DOESN'T mean that the outside machine
will normally be able to send a packet to the local machine, except in
response. Most firewalls prevent you from receiving packets unless they are
in response to a request, and then usually only over ports 80 or 443.
The address, 192.168.x.x is not a routable address. Therefore it is behind
a firewall.
HTH,
--- Nick
"Coder" <im************@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Hi,
I was wondering how you can tell (if possible) if a computer is
accessible from the internet (outside of the computers' domain)?
When I find what the ip is I get a 192.168.0.2
And if so what is the ip address of the machine from the outside?
- Thanks.