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A question for geeks - regarding PPPoE

 
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My ISP provides PPPoE; so every time I connect to the internet, I get different IP address assigned to me. I want to log all the ip addresses that my connection gets whenever I log-in. I know code for getting IP address, logging it properly and so on -- the question is how to I trap event that a connection is established via PPPoE. I use default PPPoE setup/dialer given by Windows XP/Vista. So how do I go about it?

Any pointers inputs will be highly appreciated.
 
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I'm pretty sure Windows is already logging that someplace; you might just poke around and see.
 
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Originally posted by Ernest Friedman-Hill:
I'm pretty sure Windows is already logging that someplace; you might just poke around and see.



Windows is putting it in event logger, but I want to write my own code.
 
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