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digitalmars.D.learn - Get Local Ip Address?
Hey, I was wondering if there is a simply way to get the public IP address of the machine. I need it to work on Windows and Linux. Is there a simply way that will work on both? Thanks! Jun 05 2007
Are you wanting the public IP address, or just the machine's IP address? Example: my computer is in a network, so it's IP starts with 172.16. But, my public IP address starts with 72 or something (for my entire network.) To get the machine IP, it's going to be more system-specific, and I don't know off hand how. To get the public IP, you have to check an external source - e.g. http://www.whatismyip.org/. -[Unknown] okibi wrote:Hey, I was wondering if there is a simply way to get the public IP address of the machine. I need it to work on Windows and Linux. Is there a simply way that will work on both? Thanks! Jun 05 2007
Assuming the computer is connected directly to the internet (via a cable modem or such), then it's IP should be the public IP. I guess, however, I'm asking how to get the machine's IP. Thanks. Unknown W. Brackets Wrote:Are you wanting the public IP address, or just the machine's IP address? Example: my computer is in a network, so it's IP starts with 172.16. But, my public IP address starts with 72 or something (for my entire network.) To get the machine IP, it's going to be more system-specific, and I don't know off hand how. To get the public IP, you have to check an external source - e.g. http://www.whatismyip.org/. -[Unknown] okibi wrote:Hey, I was wondering if there is a simply way to get the public IP address of the machine. I need it to work on Windows and Linux. Is there a simply way that will work on both? Thanks! Jun 05 2007
Most computers are not connected directly, since they usually have a firewall (which most of the time involves a nat) in between. I've never had need to get a machine's IP (always let it be configurable or use ADDR_ANY) so I'm afraid I don't know how. I'm sure there's a way, but I suspect it varies by platform. -[Unknown] okibi wrote:Assuming the computer is connected directly to the internet (via a cable modem or such), then it's IP should be the public IP. I guess, however, I'm asking how to get the machine's IP. Thanks. Unknown W. Brackets Wrote:Are you wanting the public IP address, or just the machine's IP address? Example: my computer is in a network, so it's IP starts with 172.16. But, my public IP address starts with 72 or something (for my entire network.) To get the machine IP, it's going to be more system-specific, and I don't know off hand how. To get the public IP, you have to check an external source - e.g. http://www.whatismyip.org/. -[Unknown] okibi wrote:Hey, I was wondering if there is a simply way to get the public IP address of the machine. I need it to work on Windows and Linux. Is there a simply way that will work on both? Thanks! Jun 05 2007
I know there's a way, and I can do it in C++, but I was just wondering if there is an easy multi-platform solution in D. Thanks guys! Unknown W. Brackets Wrote:Most computers are not connected directly, since they usually have a firewall (which most of the time involves a nat) in between. I've never had need to get a machine's IP (always let it be configurable or use ADDR_ANY) so I'm afraid I don't know how. I'm sure there's a way, but I suspect it varies by platform. -[Unknown] okibi wrote:Assuming the computer is connected directly to the internet (via a cable modem or such), then it's IP should be the public IP. I guess, however, I'm asking how to get the machine's IP. Thanks. Unknown W. Brackets Wrote:Are you wanting the public IP address, or just the machine's IP address? Example: my computer is in a network, so it's IP starts with 172.16. But, my public IP address starts with 72 or something (for my entire network.) To get the machine IP, it's going to be more system-specific, and I don't know off hand how. To get the public IP, you have to check an external source - e.g. http://www.whatismyip.org/. -[Unknown] okibi wrote:Hey, I was wondering if there is a simply way to get the public IP address of the machine. I need it to work on Windows and Linux. Is there a simply way that will work on both? Thanks! Jun 06 2007
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 okibi schrieb am 2007-06-06:I know there's a way, and I can do it in C++, but I was just wondering if there is an easy multi-platform solution in D. Jun 06 2007
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