From: displayname on
Does PDA have an IP address like a PC has? Firewall access is given to a
certain IP address for PC's to access a Web application. I assume PDA also
has IP address so that it can be added to the list in order to grant it
access to the app. Is that correct?
From: Tim Slattery on
displayname <yourdisplayname(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>Does PDA have an IP address like a PC has? Firewall access is given to a
>certain IP address for PC's to access a Web application. I assume PDA also
>has IP address so that it can be added to the list in order to grant it
>access to the app. Is that correct?

If it can communicate on the internet - or any IP network - it has to
have an IP address.

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From: Evertjan. on
Tim Slattery wrote on 17 jun 2008 in
microsoft.public.inetserver.asp.general:

> displayname <yourdisplayname(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>
>>Does PDA have an IP address like a PC has? Firewall access is given to
>>a certain IP address for PC's to access a Web application. I assume
>>PDA also has IP address so that it can be added to the list in order
>>to grant it access to the app. Is that correct?
>
> If it can communicate on the internet - or any IP network - it has to
> have an IP address.

To the outside cyberworld, it has an IP-address given by the connecting
ISP, so different ones when connected via your Wifi-router [it is the same
one as your desktop/laptop then], and when connected via GPRS/3g/??, or
when via a hot spot.

Behind the router it [usually] gets a local IP-address from that router,
but that is not/should not be detectable from outside.

So you could share an external IP-adress with many, many other users.

Do not use it for serious and private identification.

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Evertjan.
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