From: Suy, Syson (Syson.Suy@can.xerox.com)
Date: Mon Feb 24 2003 - 12:31:55 GMT-3
Hi All!
I'm in the process of setting up my home lab access from internet (over a linksys firewall on home lab side / no firewall on the internet side). I've asked that the linksys firewall tunnels telnet to one internal IP address. He doesn't want to give me access to this firewall (password) to get the IP address currently used. I've a hard time to get IP address when this linksys firewall resets.
Any way of getting the firewall's outside IP address without having console (telnet password) access to the linksys firewall?
with tracert from windows 98 client, I have the first hop IP. this IP address is "ping"-able from the internet. This first hop IP is usually the gateway of our workstation (or linksys firewall). Any way to find out the outside IP address of our linksys firewall without having console access (password)?
thanks!
Syson Suy
EDS Leveraged Platform Solution Center, Xerox Telecom
Syson.Suy@CAN.XEROX.COM
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