I have a contact with my beloved imac wich was stolen in my appt on the th june
seti contact on 12 august, rosetta contact on the 14th august

please help me getting detailed logs

I would like to localise my computer and then find the coupable of the destruction of goods in my appartment.

thanks in advance

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if you go to that computer's (host's) page you can see the IP address (top of the page) that it last contacted from. Give the IP address to the police. You won't be able to find out what physical (i.e. postal) address that the connection was made from but the police can get that info from the ISP who provide that IP address.

You can also try and trace that IP using trace route - tracert in DOS - or try IPLocator which will probably be more useful.

HTH
Danny

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the ip address shown is the same as the 27xx times it connected before.
it is a local ip I think behind my nat.
everithing is like it is still this building and some tiles manage to reach my wifi network. (i did not change ssid nor password with this in mind)

amazing

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oops no it is a different address

but it shows a nat address

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what does IPLocator say about that IP?

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what does IPLocator say about that IP?

It cant say anything because he said its a NAT adress, probably private adress space.. (RFC 1918)...

Strange how BOINC can help find stolen computers!

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"Life is like an Ice Cream cone, just when you think you got it licked, it drips all over you!"

Strange how BOINC can help find stolen computers!

Jeah.. Would have been a task vor SETI if they blew it up or something..

When I look at the IP address of my machines that are sitting behind a NAT router, yes, the IP shows as the local address, but further down the page, there is a second field called "External Address" which appears to show the edge node address of my router.

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When I look at the IP address of my machines that are sitting behind a NAT router, yes, the IP shows as the local address, but further down the page, there is a second field called "External Address" which appears to show the edge node address of my router.

I tested the external IP to the locater mentioned. It did get the general area,(within 40 miles) but not the exact town when I used the IP address listed for one of my computers.

Just thought I would mention it.