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You can use request server variables (in ASP, it is &quot;Request.ServerVariables[&quot;<wbr />REMOTE_ADD<wbr />R&quot;]&quot;) to get the IP of the remote machine, but unless it's on a local network where you can use ARP to look up the MAC, you're not going to get a MAC without running some kind of client-side app (java or something).
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If this is on a publicly accessible web page on the internet, you will only get the public IP address. &nbsp;If the client is on a LAN that connects to the internet thru a router and/or modem, you will not see their LAN IP address. &nbsp;And if there is more than one computer on that LAN, all the computers will appear to have the same IP address which will be the public IP address. &nbsp;In that case it will Not be a unique identifier.
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clients are on the same subnet as the webserver. I put that exactly as you put it but it shows on the page as well as in the code. Not working. What am I missing.
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Did you name the file &quot;*.asp&quot; so the ASP interpreter will run it?
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yes I put it in my existing asp file which send the Users name and email address to me.
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Solutions were accepted a while back . why does this still show as open.
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I need to able to display the users IP Address or preferably the mac address on a web page which will also be submitted along with other info for registration purposes. I did this A while back and I believe it was with ASP but can not remember the procedure. Thanks for any help.
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I need to able to display the users IP Address or preferably the mac address on a web page which will also be submitted along with other info for registration purposes. I did this A while back and I believe it was with ASP but can not remember the procedure. Thanks for any help.

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