Portal Login Log Question

Started by Stevescat, Nov 20, 2009, 09:06:10

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Stevescat

Morning everyone,

As far as I know I have a static IP address, so I was surprised to see in the Portal Login Log, (which can be found in your account information) there was a few IP addresses that were completely different! Out of the logs last 20 entries, 5 entries were different, is this normal?
Steve

Colin Burns

think it shouldnt change

have u accessed the portal from other places such as work but im sure rik or someone will be along sooooon

Rik

Check with support, Steve, something doesn't sound right.
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Stevescat

I've viewed the log from both home and work, with the same result.
Steve

Colin Burns

could the 5 ips u dont reconise be works as it logs the ip address your accessing from not the one of your pyhsical line

Rik

The work IP is different, of course, Steve, and I have quite a few IPs logged against you here.
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Colin Burns

does this mean rik once again ive been caught behaving on the forum and had a sensible answer again  :fingers:


what would danni say if she knew   :out:

Stevescat

I feel a bit of an idiot, one of the ip addresses is my works computer, every time I log into my account it records another entry! I thought this log was a record of my router at home, obviously not.
Steve

Stevescat

Thanks for your replies everyone, I thought something sinister was happening. :blush:
Steve

Colin Burns

dont worry about it i feel more sinister for giving a sane answer it really feels weird  :whistle:

Lance

The log is simply the log of access to the user area :)
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Rik

Quote from: Colin Burns on Nov 20, 2009, 09:15:57
does this mean rik once again ive been caught behaving on the forum and had a sensible answer again  :fingers:


what would danni say if she knew   :out:

Hopefully, something nice, Colin. :)
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Colin Burns

it was definetly weird dont know if it was good or bad its to new of a feeling rik  but for the sake of my sanity i hope im back to spamming the forum soooon.....

Rik

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Colin Burns

well some one has to feed the Admins

Rik

We do it pretty well by ourselves, Colin. ;D
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Colin Burns

lol make me unemployed again why dont ya rik anyone know the number for a new JSA claim

Rik

I don't, but I am genned up on DLA. ;D
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Tacitus

Bit tangential to this, but does anyone know which ports the iDNet portal uses?  Is it the standard ports 80/443 or does it use an obscure one for https?

Rik

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Tacitus

Quote from: Rik on Nov 20, 2009, 11:41:45
No idea, tbh, Tac.

The reason I ask is that I couldn't login from work which suggests they may use an alternative port.

Rik

If Steve can, I'd suspect you have a firewall blocking outbound access to some ports, so it might be worth checking with support or your IT guys, Tac.
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Glenn

I'm able to login from work, so I would think your works firewall
Quote from: Tacitus on Nov 20, 2009, 11:48:23
The reason I ask is that I couldn't login from work which suggests they may use an alternative port.
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Tacitus

Quote from: Glenn on Nov 20, 2009, 11:53:40
I'm able to login from work, so I would think your works firewall

That's what I thought, but I can't see why they would block 443, as I think they need that for Outlook Web Access amongst other things.

If it is the case, then getting them to unblock it is likely to be an exercise in applied futility.