Raptor/Service Redirect/HTTP/Original IP address

From: Anders Buch (dont@write.me)
Date: 11/29/02


From: "Anders Buch" <dont@write.me>
Date: Fri, 29 Nov 2002 16:13:37 +0100

Gentlemen,

I have a small challenge for which I hope you have any ideas on how to
solve.

We have a Symantec Raptor firewall 6.5.2 running on Windows NT.

On this box we have a "Redirect Service" which forwards all traffic from the
firewall's external IP address to a web server in the DMZ zone.

When doing so the web server is represented with the internal IP address of
the firewall instead of the clients original IP address.

This of course ruins our possibilities to do web statistics on the web
server as all traffic comes from the same IP address.

Any input/ideas on how to solve/change this?

- Anders

"Murphy's Computer Law 15: Program results should always be reproducible.
They should all fail in the same way."



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