Read the computer IP address from Forms

Is there a way to read from somewhere the IP address of working computer, in a form? I mean something like win_api, build-in package or anything else?

This package function returns the IP address as a varchar2. It is bundled with OAS and also WebDB.
OWA_UTIL.GET_CGI_ENV('REMOTE_HOST');

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    The Netherlands

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