Kraqule

Aye have heard of most of these services but I need VPN and in reguards to the DNS sites. I guess the DNS sites could work but it is always fun coming up with your own solution and then you know your own security and limitations. Ty again guys/gals.

TY to all that aided my defeat of the mythical beast curl works wonderfully (Must be the SSL functionality) now I can get to writing my script. Essentially my home PC has alot of docs I want to use at work and forgetting to check the IP sometimes causes me extra grief so now I query my Router once an hour for changes and if it does so it sends me the updated ip allowing Remote desktop and VPN to operate as intended and I can still be a cheap bastage. Now I just have to parse the data and voila. Again ty to all that replied and curl is a fun tool.

Oh how I wish...lol reading and trying to understand curl atm. My head now hurts.

I have an issue with my script in that i want to query my staus page for my linksys bfresr41 router but i need to have the password put into the arguement ... any ideas? InetGet("http://192.168.1.1/status", "C:\status\status.html") I have tried http://admin@192.168.1.1/status http://192.168.1.1/status:admin http://192.168.1.1/status:/admin Any help would be appreciated

I am building a script to query my router for my ip addy and spitting it back to an outside source so that even when my dynamic addy changes i can see the new ip address and access my pc through my VPN or remote desktop. I have a linksys bfresr41 router and i conect to it via http://192.168.1.1 now the tough part does anyone have an idea how to transmit my password to the router via the command InetGet("http://192.168.1.1", "C:\dyna\status.htm") I have tried: http://:pass@192.168.1.1 http://192.168.1.1:\admin I am guessing it is like a cgi script where it would be something similare to this http://192.168.1.1/?pass=password Ty for your help

Great info...