What i am trying to do is that, i have an ecommerce shopping cart application developed and deployed on many servers. Now i want to put support for the clients having cookies disabled. There are two options to do it. 1. Pass session id in the url ($_GET) array (encrypted or unencrypted) 2. Store session ID against IP in the database Option 1 requires large amount of work and changes required even on all the sytem that have the ecommerce application, so that makes it less feasable Option 2 seems much doable as updates required in the deployed systems is less. Theoratically it should work as follows: If client is using a proxy then store session id against actual IP + proxy addr If client is using NAT then store session against the NAT addr + the internal IP If client is not behind nat and not using proxy then store against the public IP Thats why i was looking for a way to get the internal ip, somehow I don't need to access the client directly but the reason to get his internal IP is to store session id against client's nat addr+internal ip Hope you get my point On 7/5/07, Stut <stuttle@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Please include the list when replying. Fahad Pervaiz wrote: > Thanks for the reply!!! > > I need to get the internal IP of the client. Is it possible to get it > via javascript?? I have tried to search some scripts but found nothing > useful. No, you can't. Javascript runs in a sandbox that limits what it can do. You could do this by utilising other client-side technology such as ActiveX controls or possibly Java. Both would require the user to give them permission to access that information. However, think about what you are trying to do. Say my local IP is 192.168.0.5. I got through a gateway (NAT server) at 192.168.0.1 which proxies my connections out to the internet with the public IP 80.1.1.1. Your server, on the internet, cannot access my local machine (192.168.0.5) from outside my network unless the gateway (NAT server) forwards ports through to it, which is highly unlikely. So even if you could get my local IP it would not be of any use to you. Why don't you tell us what you are actually trying to do - there may be a better way to do it. -Stut -- http://stut.net/ > On 7/5/07, *Stut* <stuttle@xxxxxxxxx <mailto:stuttle@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote: > > Fahad Pervaiz wrote: > > Hello, > > > > I want to get the actual IP of a client behind NAT or a Firewall. > Is there > > anyway to traverse NAT to get the actuall/real IP of the client > to check > > weather its reachable directly or not. > > > > OR Is there anyother way to do that. Plz suggest > > No, you can't. And even if you could it wouldn't do you any good. Think > about what NAT does and you'll realise why. > > As for firewalls... if there was a way around it there'd be no point in > having the firewall. > > -Stut > > -- > http://stut.net/ <http://stut.net/> > > > > > -- > Regards > Fahad Pervaiz > www.ecommerce-xperts.com <http://www.ecommerce-xperts.com> > (Shopping Cart Applications, Framework > for Multilingual Web Sites, Web Designs)
-- Regards Fahad Pervaiz www.ecommerce-xperts.com (Shopping Cart Applications, Framework for Multilingual Web Sites, Web Designs)
