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looking up EXTERNAL ip address

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We are ruuning a cisco series router with NAT installed. I need to host a webserver off of this network. All i need to know is the external ip address on a machine here... how do i tell?

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If I remember correctly, when using NAT the router has the external IP. Or You can go to this web address and it will tell you your Ip and DNS associated with it. http://wwwnet.princeton.edu/cgi-bin/show_my_ip.pl

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Read the documentation from your admin. If there is no, he's fired. Ask your ISP. He should know.

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