Locating the terminal's IP

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Subject: Locating the terminal's IP
From: "Liz Kim" <lizkim270@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 31 Jan 2007 09:53:08 -0800
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Hi,

This may be a simple question but I am a bit confused...
Any input will be appreciated!!

If the client is on a machine A then logs on to a different server B using ssh...
then starts a web browser from the ssh and tries to access a site on server C.

I've noticed that in the access logfiles, C only sees the IP of B since B is making all the requests..
Is there a way to find out the actual IP address of the machine the client is on - A?

Thank you!

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