This information is available from Cold Fusion, I believe the proper code 
would be something like this:

CGI.REMOTE_ADDR

Or, if you're on a LAN, I've found this one useful, as it specfies the
user logged into the workstation:

CGI.REMOTE_USER

- Jeff

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On Mon, 5 Feb 2001, Lyle wrote:

> Not sure if this belongs here or in Languages, but...
> 
> I have a client that has a decent web designer and I do the hardware side
> for them.  They want different web pages for internal user(company sales
> reps on site).  They get to the web page via a proxy server, so they all get
> there via one IP address.  I have found via CGI scripting, we can get the
> remote address, but can an HTML document get that info directly from Apache
> or Cold Fusion?  The web designer is a designer, and not a programmer, so
> he's no help on this question.
> 
> We are running Apache under RH Linux 6.2 and Cold Fusion.
> 
> Thanks,
> Lyle
> 

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