X-Forwarded-For HTTP Module For IIS7, Source Included!

@spellingb We are using it on windows 2016. we've been using it since windows 2008R2.

1 --installing both 64bit and 32bit modules

Put the 64-bit version in c:\program files\f5module. Put the 32-bit version in c:\program files (x86)\f5module.

echo ###loading the module to IIS

c:\windows\system32\inetsrv\appcmd.exe install module /name:F5XFFHttpModule /image:"%%ProgramFiles%%\F5module\F5XFFHttpModule.dll"

using %ProgramFiles% as the folder, whether your IIS app pool is 32-bit or 64-bit, it can get the correct 'bitness' module. The double percent signs %% are needed when this is in a .BAT or .CMD file.

2 -- your bigip *MUST* be inserting the x-forwarded-for header, enabled in the HTTP profile of the vip.

3 -- It only works for successful requests. On HTTP errors for example 404 or 500, it does not get a chance to run so the SNAT address is logged.