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The thread discusses how to detect multiple external IP addresses on a Windows system with both wired and wireless connections active. The original poster seeks a method, possibly via scripting or web access, to identify both external IPs, noting that their network setup primarily shows only the cable's external IP. A respondent clarifies that if both connections go through the same router, only one external IP will be displayed, implying that multiple external IPs would only be available if using separate networks or routers.
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jonas77x

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Hi!

I'm trying to get a way to display/detect both my external IP addresses.

I'm connected to the net via cable and via wif.
The wifi is thought as a backup, but it's always connected.

The interface metric is 10 for the cable and 100 for the wifi, so the system selected the cable first.

Now to the issue, when I'm checking my external IP I'm using an external server, and it shows off course my cable IP.

Is there anyway to find out the other external IP, by script or loading a webpage (without accessing the router of course.)

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Neemobeer

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If you're wired and wireless connected to the same router then you only have 1 external address.
 

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