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wht_98287
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Jun 11, 2007

how can forward client's ip through 3dns?

i am not an f5 expert. now, i have a request. i use 3dns in network.

 

a user (such as A) visit web site C, a send his http request to 3dns(B), 3dns forward the request to web site C. but, C want to know A's ip .

 

please tell me, has 3dns this function?

 

thank you very much!!

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  • Deb_Allen_18's avatar
    Deb_Allen_18
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    (Moved post to AdvDesign & Config forum)

     

     

    The 3-DNS system only sees the local resolver's address, not the client's (unless 3-DNS is used as the resolver), and since it's not part of the connection between client & server other than to resolve the name, 3-DNS will never translate a client address.

     

     

    The server should already be able to see the client's IP address, unless it is NAT'd by another device.

     

     

    HTH

     

    /deb