RDP IP log in the security log

I would like to enter the IP address of the people who connect via RDP (well myself really like I'm the one who should). When I look at the event view security log, I'm unable to see the IP address of the computer, that I accessed from the newspaper. However, the same t 683 (disconnect) I have an ip address, but is not the wan ip.

Session disconnected from winstation:
Username: my user
Area: My domain name
Logon ID: (0x0, 0x25B50)
Session name: RDP - Tcp #3317
Name of the customer: Myhomeuser
Customer's address: 192.168.1.135

How can I view the actual public IP?

Hi Zen,

You can't do that under Win XP, that you can do is you can check for any third party software that will help you to do

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