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My eventual solution:<br />
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string path = HttpRuntime.AppDomainAppPa<wbr />th;<br />
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string ip = HttpContext.Current.Reques<wbr />t.UserHost<wbr />Address;<br />
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My eventual solution:

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string path = HttpRuntime.AppDomainAppPath;

string ip = HttpContext.Current.Request.UserHostAddress;

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To get the IP of the requestor, is there an alternative to using HttpRequest.UserHostAddres<wbr />s?<br />
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Sometimes I don't have a Page object handy so I need an alternative to Page.Request.UserHostAddre<wbr />ss.
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To get the IP of the requestor, is there an alternative to using HttpRequest.UserHostAddress?

Sometimes I don't have a Page object handy so I need an alternative to Page.Request.UserHostAddress.

Alternative to HttpRequest.UserHostAddress

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