Look at it from the other side. You want to control the setup of their software? The foreign browser is on THEIR hardware and if they didn't know your address they couldn't send a GET to your box. And you do not want your webserver to answer to requests sent to it?
I might be missing something here, but that looks like a cross between doing 'bad things' to their system AND using your 'OFF' switch. Am I reading this wrong? V/R Jim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: [snip] > how can i hide the ip address in the url address line > of an end users browser when someone visits my > website AND hide both the ip & netbios name of my > webserver from any other programs/scanners/etc ? [snip]
