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You'd need to log onto your router to find the IP address on the WAN interface (the outside of your router pointed towards the interweb...)
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alright I tried the traceroute and (not sure if its suppose to) it showed my private network ip...
I trying the telnet hoojiger now and its taking a long time.. Its getting late so I'll pick this up tomorrow evening. [edit] the telnet timed out |
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Try these two scripts: they just do what they already suggested you, but it can be useful to keep them in your /bin directory :-)
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