access log entry

External Since: May 11, 2004 Posts: 55

According to the access log, a certain visitor had an ip address of
24.69.xx.xx.
I recognize this as our local cable isp, and that would be ok for this
visitor.

According to apache server-status, the same visitor is reported as
70.69.xx.xx, which is also our local cable isp.

Why would apache report different ip for the same visitor at the same time?

I had not noticed the difference before, but also I had not been actively
watched both server-status and the access log at the same time.

Stuart

External Since: Nov 03, 2003 Posts: 2907

On 2004-10-27, Stuart Miller <stuart_miller RemoveThis @shaw.ca> wrote:
> According to the access log, a certain visitor had an ip address of
> 24.69.xx.xx.
> According to apache server-status, the same visitor is reported as
> 70.69.xx.xx, which is also our local cable isp.

Why do you think they are the same visitor?
Davide

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