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KaiTT
Sep 10, 2024Nimbostratus
HTTP x-forward-for
Hi all, I have configured the x-forward-for virtual server as below. <vitual server> type : standard protocol : tcp Source Address Translation : Automap HTTP Profile : Added profile with 'In...
zamroni777
Sep 10, 2024Nacreous
the vserver port number should not matter.
do tcpdump on the vserver for both scenarios then check the http headers.
if your vserver is ssl terminating, add ssl decrypt option
https://clouddocs.f5.com/training/community/adc/html/class4/module1/lab10.html
in your situation, i suspect there is node between client and f5 that actually fills the the xff header.
- KaiTTSep 10, 2024Nimbostratus
The capture below is the result of configuring XXF with 11211 ports.
Because BIG-IP recognizes 11211 port as TCP, it appears that HTTP headers cannot be added.
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