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Website / outgoing IP address of the web server

I hope there is a simple answer to this question! My web server has multiple IPs. one particular website lists one of these IP addresses. On the said website, I have a Java applet that makes outgoing HTTP requests.

Now, I am wondering what IP will be displayed for my server? Will they see the default computer IP or the IP shown in IIS for that website?

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Java applet? So is this the client side? It looks like a red herring.

IP people will "see" (if they search) - that's what you set in DNS, of course ...



Perhaps you should specify which "people" you expect to see your IP address. If you mean people who own the server, you are making HTTPS requests and this is the client side, they will see the IP address of the website user. They won't see your IP addresses.

If it's server-side logic (that is, something like a Java servlet), they will see which IP is the default outgoing IP on that server. In some situations, on some servers, the server will use a mapped IP, but once you stack things through the connectors, anyone has a clue as to which NIC / IP is actually being used.

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The java applet will be launched by your visitors. This way, the IP address that will be shown will be the visitor and not the one that belongs to your server.



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