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As you know ipconfig command by command prompt in Windows XP to get a local IP address, I get my IP ADDREES by 'ipconfig' command at my computer. But when I compare my &nbsp;local IP address in my computer with a IP address that i can see by $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']. &nbsp; Pretty much different...<br />
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Sometimes, my local IP address change because my computer's internet connection is not exactly in global IP system. Everytime this happen, I need to access to $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']. So, i just wonder if might find &nbsp;$_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']'s &nbsp;IP address by command promt in Window XP of my local computer, in place of checking $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'].<br />
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I guess, &nbsp;the IP address that i can get by $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] is NOT a real IP address, right?? &nbsp;It's a Kind a IP address that filtered by a &nbsp;router and given a different IP address number by the router. 
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As you know ipconfig command by command prompt in Windows XP to get a local IP address, I get my IP ADDREES by 'ipconfig' command at my computer. But when I compare my  local IP address in my computer with a IP address that i can see by $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'].   Pretty much different...

Sometimes, my local IP address change because my computer's internet connection is not exactly in global IP system. Everytime this happen, I need to access to $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']. So, i just wonder if might find  $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']'s  IP address by command promt in Window XP of my local computer, in place of checking $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'].

I guess,  the IP address that i can get by $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] is NOT a real IP address, right??  It's a Kind a IP address that filtered by a  router and given a different IP address number by the router.

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How can i get by windows command prompt, the same IP # that i get by $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADD'] ??
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How can i get by windows command prompt, the same IP # that i get by $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADD'] ??

cmd promt for $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADD']

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