Re: WAN IP address from a computer..
From: Herb Martin (news_at_LearnQuick.com)
Date: 01/04/05
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Date: Mon, 3 Jan 2005 20:10:14 -0600
"Ryan Hanisco" <rhanisco@flagshipis.com> wrote in message
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> Sajid,
>
> There is no way to do this in the environment you've described. Generally
> you're doing your NAT on your router or firewall. Because this is outside
> of the server, the server has no way of knowing what you've assigned to
it.
> Indeed, in a PAT situation it becomes even more impossible (is that
> possible? <G>).
>
> Herb is right. If you put the WAN address in the DNS manually, you will
at
> least have something with which to look it up, though I'd generally keep
WAN
> addresses in an external DNS in my DMZ and leave the internal DNS handling
> LAN naming.
Actually I do this automatically by having the router/NAT
register it's external address.
Even many (of the latest) simple hardware routers will do
this using various Internet based (programmatic) Dynamic
DNS services.
> Use a spread*** or use internal comments to comment your router/
firewall
> configs.
-- Herb Martin > > -- > Ryan Hanisco > MCSE, MCDBA > Flagship Integration Services > > PS: If you're using multihomed machines with a NIC in each network, both LAN > and WAN, you can find it with IPCONFIG, but this should almost never be > done. (I wasn't sure if this was your configuration or not, from your post.) > If you're doing this, quit it. Establish a DMZ and control the ports. > > "Sajid Saeed" <hitman_s@hotmail.com> wrote in message > news:1104762323.268830.321220@c13g2000cwb.googlegroups.com... > > Hi, > > > > Is there any possibility of getting the WAN IP address from a computer > > connected on the LAN.. > > > > Lets say we have x computers, with static LAN IP address, and a router > > which is connected on the LAN, and provides the WAN interface as well. > > > > So how can we find the WAN IP address of the router directly using a > > shell command from any computer on the LAN > > Thanks well in advance > > > > Sajid Saeed > > > >
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