[f-nsp] Server Iron Web Browser Query.

Brent Van Dussen vandusb at attens.com
Wed Oct 8 13:58:42 EDT 2003


Sounds to me like a job for direct server return.

Although, in a complicated setup you could log incomnig hits from the 
serveriron and then have it export to syslog, then parse the syslog for the 
incoming IP list.

-Brent



At 07:14 AM 10/8/2003, tcunningham at eircom.ie wrote:

>         Hello.
>
>
>         We have 2 Server Irons sitting in front of customer web servers 
> and behind the firewall.
>         The server Iron is natting the the incoming IP so all requests to 
> the Web Server appear to come from the Server Iron.
>
>         The customer is looking for a profile of incoming IPs.
>         Is there any easy way of tracking incoming  IPs to the customer 
> Web Site.
>
>         thank you
>
>
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