The easiest solution (if you have a webspace/server somewhere):
#!/bin/sh
echo "Content-type: text/plain"
echo ""
echo $REMOTE_ADDR

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Just call this CGI and it will tell you your IP address (at least if running on Apache).

If you want to go at the router. I don't know this specific router, but many boxes support syslog. If you're able to run a syslogd and make it accept messages from the router (usually easy command line option), you always get the IP from the "connected" messages fresh on your hard disk.

In reply to Re: Interpert/render JavaScript from a page by Sewi
in thread Interpert/render JavaScript from a page by xorl

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