I have a prolblem tracing IP's,everyone does I know,but how can I go about getting the logon IP to a remote,floating proxy server. I continually get hammered by people using a remote proxy. Is there a way to find the original IP?
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Posted 15 March 2003 - 04:29 AM
Hmm I dont think there really is a way to find that out thats available commercially.. maybe there is i dunno.. if u find one lemme know Id be imnterested in software like that too ;) B)
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Posted 27 March 2003 - 12:19 PM
try this:
Google GFI Languard
A nifty tool I use
Google GFI Languard
A nifty tool I use
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Posted 27 March 2003 - 05:43 PM
Don't bother with LANGuard; it's a good local security product, but it won't do what you're asking.
Short of blocking that proxy, there's not much you can do from your end. You could try contacting the people who run the proxy and ask them to put your IP on their blocked list - many of them have no problem with this. Personally, we just end up blocking most of the public proxies at our firewall.
Short of blocking that proxy, there's not much you can do from your end. You could try contacting the people who run the proxy and ask them to put your IP on their blocked list - many of them have no problem with this. Personally, we just end up blocking most of the public proxies at our firewall.
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