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Software => HFS ~ HTTP File Server => Topic started by: thecow5 on May 17, 2005, 01:11:14 AM

Title: how to hide my PI in the link
Post by: thecow5 on May 17, 2005, 01:11:14 AM

Hi all, i recently place a folder to share and shared the HTTP link to it but i noticed it had my IP address, is there a way to have it not show my IP or to give it a name instead of my IP address in the link.
thanks

Title: how to hide my PI in the link
Post by: rejetto on May 18, 2005, 04:42:59 AM

no, the IP protocol has no way to connect to someone else without letting him know your address.
there are way to hide it from the URL, but the other peer is always able to know your address.

Title: how to hide my PI in the link
Post by: TGeRi on May 18, 2005, 06:02:48 PM

Hi!

Maybe u want no-ip or dyndns so u can tell others:
http://yourname.no-ip.com.

HFS can update if for u.

Visit www.no-ip.com and serach the forum for more info.

TGeRi

Title: how to hide my PI in the link
Post by: PikachuEXE on May 19, 2005, 04:35:32 AM

Quote from: "TGeRi"

Hi!

Maybe u want no-ip or dyndns so u can tell others:
http://yourname.no-ip.com.

HFS can update if for u.

Visit www.no-ip.com and serach the forum for more info.

TGeRi

he just want to hide IP
not want to have a domain name
but hideing IP is impossible!!

Title: how to hide my PI in the link
Post by: thecow5 on May 19, 2005, 06:26:57 AM

thanks all,
well i you all stated you cant truly hide your IP but that No-IP site is doing the trick as you cant truly hide you IP.

Thanks  :^:   :D

Title: how to hide my PI in the link
Post by: ipaddress on May 25, 2005, 01:20:49 PM

Quote from: "thecow5"

thanks all,
well i you all stated you cant truly hide your IP but that No-IP site is doing the trick as you cant truly hide you IP.

Thanks  :^:   :D

you can find your ip adderss here:http:// www.myipresolve.com  and see it it changed.

Title: how to hide my PI in the link
Post by: Veg on May 26, 2005, 06:29:25 AM

Even with no-ip, you could still get the ip address of the sever... if you do a nslookup of the no-ip address it will spit out the ip that is it connecting to.