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IIS logs show ip for Firewall instead of Client

gjkoz
I think I have some sort of Masquerading problem. When web traffic is logged to my IIS logs, it gets logged as the internal interface ip on my Firewall instead of the outside client's ip address. Is there a way to tweak the rules so I'm getting actual client ip addresses in my IIS logs?


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    Hi ,

    This is normal what you see.
    There is no way to see the real address because all the connection from the world are going to the UTM WAF.
    This is what publish do , there is no communication from the world to your internal server.
    So that's what you only see the UTM instead , case he is the only one communicating with your internal server.

    All my best.
    Gilipeled

    Gil Peled.

    CEO- Expert2IT LTD.

    SOPHOS Platinum Partner.

    Gil@expert2it.co.Il.

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    Hi ,

    This is normal what you see.
    There is no way to see the real address because all the connection from the world are going to the UTM WAF.
    This is what publish do , there is no communication from the world to your internal server.
    So that's what you only see the UTM instead , case he is the only one communicating with your internal server.

    All my best.
    Gilipeled

    Gil Peled.

    CEO- Expert2IT LTD.

    SOPHOS Platinum Partner.

    Gil@expert2it.co.Il.

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