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1. Adam314 105,281
2. FishMonger 39,055
3. ozo 37,135
4. Tintin 35,919
5. ahoffmann 20,995
6. hielo 18,400
7. clockwatc... 7,660
8. Squinky 7,500
9. teraplane 7,400
10. kawas 7,200
11. ravenpl 6,500
11. b0lsc0tt 6,500
13. oleber 6,400
14. caterham... 6,200
15. MushyPea 5,960
16. gawai 5,200
17. hernst42 4,400
18. bportlock 4,000
19. Dave_Dietz 3,800
20. evilrix 3,600
21. mjcoyne 3,500
22. nitinsawh... 3,350
23. nixfreak 3,200
24. ysfx 3,000
25. nognew 2,900

1. Tintin 339,036
2. ahoffmann 337,713
3. ozo 242,569
4. Adam314 150,147
5. maneshr 132,537
6. FishMonger 103,480
7. Peewee 52,613
8. kandura 49,055
9. mouatts 49,010
10. Perl_Diver 45,042
11. teraplane 33,915
12. dorward 30,623
13. mjcoyne 28,171
14. faster 21,210
15. mplungjan 19,600
16. jhurst 19,492
17. dutchfoxer 19,305
18. b0lsc0tt 19,272
19. hielo 18,850
20. MasseyM 18,530
21. icd 17,330
22. alamo 16,470
23. inq123 16,467
24. hernst42 16,320
25. rkosai 14,126

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Get the IP Address ( Client MAC address ) by CGI Codes

Asked by auae in CGI Scripting

Tags: address, mac, get, ip, client

Hii ...

i want to get IP Address for the PC ( Client MAC address ) by some CGI Code .... like this URL ..

>> http://checkip.dyndns.org

in this URL i can get my real IP Address for the PC ( Client MAC address ) ... but i want to get the code can make the same ...

and please any one will help me .. please give the FULL code... i mean .. i want to copy it and put it in my program to record the ( Client MAC address ) for the user in some logs which i can check it later !!

Note 1: is this Quistion will help me ( http://www.experts-exchange.com/Programming/Programming_Languages/Perl/Q_20850500.html ) ???

Note 2: I DONT want this one :
@gettheip = split(/\./,$ENV{'REMOTE_ADDR'});
$ip = "$gettheip[0].$gettheip[1].$gettheip[2]";
i already have it :) ...

Note 3:
see this picture : http://progxx.com/pcip.jpg
when you go to the Command Prompt ( Start >> Run >> CMD ) write (( ipconfig /all )) ... this what i want exactly !!

thanx alot
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Get the IP Address ( Client MAC address ) by CGI Codes

Asked by auae in CGI Scripting

Tags: address, mac, get, ip, client

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