in reply to technical with IPs

As samtregar points out that's a very bad assumption. I'm thinking of NAT'ed systems behind a firewall as well. If you had two people coming from the same university for instance there's a great potential they will the same IP address never mind the first three octets.


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Re^2: technical with IPs
by quester (Vicar) on Oct 24, 2006 at 19:39 UTC
    This is very common in the business world as well. Each of the last three companies I worked for has had one, two, or three proxy servers that are the source of all the HTTP requests; one company had over five thousand users behind a single HTTP proxy address.