How do I obtain a client IP address in Weblogic 9.1 ?

I have tried to obtain the client IP address from a web service transaction in Weblogic 9.1.
Since weblogic.webservice.context.WebServiceContext has been provided in Weblogic 8.1, WebServiceContext and WebServiceSession could be used to get IP address. However, the class turned to be deprecated after Weblogic 9.0, I don't think the class should be used.
Does anyone know if there are any alternative classes or methods provided to obtain IP address in Weblogic 9.1? If so, please tell me.
Thanks.

Thanks for the info. I am not familiar with this model, so will need to read up a bit.
Just to confirm......does this appear to be your "modem"?
DDW3611 | Ubee Interactive
If yes, you might be interested to learn that it is a modem/router....also known as a gateway device.....quite different from a simple modem.....so the requirement to connect will be different from a simple modem.

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