Windows Server changed ip notifier

[RestrictedUser]

Hello AutoIt programmers🙃

I don't know how can i aware of my Server IP Address changes

I want to make program and start it in to check every 1 minute my Server and if IP Address changed then Send POST Action to this URL:

api.telegram.com

 

 

[BrewManNH]

There shouldn't be a need to test if an IP address changes every minute, what is the lease time of the IP address set to on the DHCP server? Why doesn't the server itself have a static IP address by the way?

[RestrictedUser]

8 hours ago, BrewManNH said:

There shouldn't be a need to test if an IP address changes every minute, what is the lease time of the IP address set to on the DHCP server? Why doesn't the server itself have a static IP address by the way?

My brother and some of my friends, sometimes they Shutdown my server, then after 5 minute Server starts automatically

 

In this process, ip will be changed, i want to make a program to run at startup IF Server ip changed THEN post action to this site:

api.telegram.com

Edited March 5, 2019 by Colduction

[Jos]

18 minutes ago, Colduction said:

In this process, ip will be changed,

..but the question was why it changes as the DHCP lease should still be valid in the DHCP server?

Jos

[RestrictedUser]

3 minutes ago, Jos said:

..but the question was why it changes as the DHCP lease should still be valid in the DHCP server?

Jos

The server isn't run at DHCP settings

Sometimes My brother set DHCP at ExpressVPN settings and it will be changes

[Jos]

Whatever...  just create a script testing for @IPAddress1 in a loop and verify whether it changed.

Jos

[RestrictedUser]

Just now, Jos said:

Whatever...  just create a script testing for @IPAddress1 in a loop and verify whether it changed.

Jos

Hmm, last night i was thinking to this Macro, but @IPAddress1 is 127.0.0.1 =/

[Jos]

So what about the other 3 macro's?

[RestrictedUser]

1 minute ago, Jos said:

So what about the other 3 macro's?

I've tested other IPAddress macros but failed to get Real ip =(

[Jos]

Define Real IP address? Is that you internal WiFI/LAN IP address you see when you do IPCONFIG /all, or the Internet (natted) IP address?

Jos

Edited March 5, 2019 by Jos

[RestrictedUser]

3 minutes ago, Jos said:

Define Real IP address? Is that you internal WiFI/LAN IP address you see when you do IPCONFIG /all, or the Internet (natted) IP address?

Jos

The IP that i connect to RD

[Jos]

RD? 

You really need to try to be clear about all of this in case you want any proper help.  

Edited March 5, 2019 by Jos

[RestrictedUser]

On 3/5/2019 at 2:07 PM, Jos said:

RD? 

You really need to try to be clear about all of this in case you want any proper help.  

Yeah, on some of my RDs, the real IP that we connect from Personal computer to it, sometimes is @IPAddress1 or @IPAddress2 or @IPAddress3 or _GetIP()

But i want automatically detect the real ip that we connect to RD by it

[Jos]

You forgot to tell.me what RD means.

Jos

[Earthshine]

Remote Desktop 

[RestrictedUser]

3 hours ago, Jos said:

You forgot to tell.me what RD means.

Jos

Remote Desktop

[RestrictedUser]

1 hour ago, Earthshine said:

Remote Desktop 

😂You've got it faster

Edited March 25, 2019 by Colduction

[BrewManNH]

Is this server IP address you're looking for an LAN IP (internal network) or an internet IP address?

If it's an internet IP address that changes, look at _GetIP() function, if it's an internal IP, then the @IPAddress# macros should work.

[RestrictedUser]

12 hours ago, BrewManNH said:

Is this server IP address you're looking for an LAN IP (internal network) or an internet IP address?

If it's an internet IP address that changes, look at _GetIP() function, if it's an internal IP, then the @IPAddress# macros should work.

I want this IP that we connect to Remote Computer

Some of these Remote Addresses of these Computers can get via @IPAddress1 and another one via _GetIP() 

I want to detect these IP Addresses when i lunch it in these remote computers

[BrewManNH]

Not sure who set up those "servers" but if the IP address changes you'd need to use the _GetIP function to find out it's world address. Those are all internet IP address shown, so _GetIP is the way to find out what they are. But _GetIP has to be run FROM the servers, unless they're using something like DynDNS or one of the other dynamic DNS  services.