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I have a commercial Web site where users have to log in to gain
access. In looking at the access log I'm wondering if this is one user
or four.

I know you can dynamically get an IP address but is it possible one
user can have his IP changed this quickly in one session?

64.12.117.11 - - [22/Apr/2004:06:26:08 -0700] "GET .....
64.12.117.7 - - [22/Apr/2004:06:26:19 -0700] "GET  .....
64.12.116.84 - - [22/Apr/2004:06:26:19 -0700] "GET  .....
64.12.116.213 - - [22/Apr/2004:06:26:49 -0700] "GET  .....

Thanks

Quote:

> I have a commercial Web site where users have to log in to gain
> access. In looking at the access log I'm wondering if this is one user
> or four.

> I know you can dynamically get an IP address but is it possible one
> user can have his IP changed this quickly in one session?

> 64.12.117.11 - - [22/Apr/2004:06:26:08 -0700] "GET .....
> 64.12.117.7 - - [22/Apr/2004:06:26:19 -0700] "GET  .....
> 64.12.116.84 - - [22/Apr/2004:06:26:19 -0700] "GET  .....
> 64.12.116.213 - - [22/Apr/2004:06:26:49 -0700] "GET  .....

> Thanks

11.117.12.64.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer cache-mtc-ae07.proxy.aol.com.
7.117.12.64.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer cache-mtc-ae03.proxy.aol.com.
84.116.12.64.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer cache-mtc-ab20.proxy.aol.com.
213.116.12.64.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer cache-mtc-ad19.proxy.aol.com.

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Joachim M?land

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