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by nelson68

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Dear Everyone,

I'm compiling lists of IIS 5 / SMTP servers but they aren't broken down into whether they are IIS or SMPT or whatever at this time.

I have list of external IP address (e.g. 208.193.53.10), I don't haave the internal IP address for this either.

How would I know the Internal IP address facing the external IP Address? From this I would know the function of this server.

Your immediate response will be much appreciated.

Thanks and regards.

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by curlergirl

I think you'd have to look at your firewall or router or gateway or whatever is handling the translation between external and internal addresses. This would tell you what the correspondence is between them. Hope this helps!

by joseph moore

I have to admit, your question is triggering the scary hairs on the back of my neck. Why are you cataloging public IP addresses of IIS servers?
Do you work for Baker & McKenzie?
Are you doing a type of audit of your own network, in trying to see if you can determine the internal IP of Internet-accessible machines?

Or are you just looking for servers to try and hack?

"From this I would know the function of this server."

Statements like this make me cringe.

What is your deal????? What are you up to?

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