IDENTIFYING IP ADDRESSES -

I'm using a program called "WebStats" on my apache server. In addition to IP Addrs., this program will produce detailed per-page reports and stats. I do believe they have a windows version as well (seen it work on GroupWise server).

Try looking at a folder in the /winnt/system32/msplogs . By default MSP logs all your outbound requests and logs them to a comma delimited text file. I think it keeps them for 90 days. If you turn off annonymous login in the Management counsel youwill see the user name that is connecting too. This is acomplished by going to properties of the server on the management console and on the directory security tab make sure to uncheck annonymous login. This will force the users domain login name to appear in the logs instead of just annonymous. Type this number in the MS Tech net site Q234147 and you will get the Proxy values represented by each delimited field.

I like to import my log file into excel and you can see the rows and columnsnicely.

Hope that helps ya

Rad

Open up a Command Prompt window and run NETSTAT.
That will show you the active IP addresses that are connected to your machine at that moment. There are some switches for Netstat that give you more information.

Also, at my job we use WebTrends for web site reporting. Very nice package. www.webtrends.com
Expensive, though, but worth it.

Go to Start->Run then type "command" (w/out the quotes). at the command line, type the code:

netstat /n

this will show all connections.
If you are running Win2k, then typing command will do nothing. thank you, have a nice day.

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