Another server question (but this time with a twist :D)

[quasi-modo]

ugh. Its fixed now...

In a nut shell, when remote people were going to my server it would say request timed out. I knew it was not the dns, because I do not host the dns and people going to the ip got the same error. I looked in the router, that looked fine, the iis settings looked fine. I had some other networking problems and it became apparent that I had a bad xp install anyway (I had just reinstalled a few days before). So I reinstalled again and now it works, a bad install is to blame. Does that clear it up any???  

[Jensen]

just a suggestion is put a detect ip throught proxy there   it should work, well it does for me if i use a proxy etc...

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<%
if ((Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR"))="")   Then
response.Write "Your Ip is " & Request.ServerVariables("REMOTE_ADDR")&"<br>"
  Else
response.Write "You used a proxy (" &Request.ServerVariables("REMOTE_ADDR")&") and your Ip is "&Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR")&"<br>"   End If
%>




http://slackerz.mine.nu/example.asp
(note if you have comcast you may not be able to view w/o using a proxy)

[quasi-modo]

and what does that accomplish?

[Banana fanna fo fanna]

showoff?

[Jensen]

it just accomplises the fact that you can detect ip addresses through a proxy, and sorry the example is down my isp is having issues atm, i better clean up that code as it looks like sh*t anyway

showoff, I doubt that i hardly know ASP and i just noticed this by looking at the ALL_HTTP option of server varibles when i was viewing my page through a proxy and i saw that so im like kool, accually Userloser has this code more or less too but he didnt post it and i did

[Banana fanna fo fanna]

just messing with you no worries