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how to extract ip from the connected user to server on wireless connection?
Aug 6 '10 #1
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Frinavale
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Are you talking about an ASP.NET application?
If so use the Request.UserHostAddress property to get the IP of the person connected to the application.

-Frinny
Aug 6 '10 #2
Sfreak
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Gokkie,


Take a look at System.Net.NetworkInformation library. There are many methods related to IP information and other network information.

There you can have the entire list of NICs and its related IPs.

Hope it can help you

Fernando Mello
Aug 7 '10 #3
You can extract IP from the connected socket.

Socket.remoteIPENDpoint.ToString()
Socket.localIPEndpoint.ToString()
Aug 8 '10 #4

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