RevelinoSuriname
Technical User
Hi,
I have set up an NVR1100 to do port forwarding to internal servers. (Servers on my LAN)
The public interface has an public IP address that listens on https traffic and forwards it to an internal web server. When the packets arrive at the internal webserver they are processed. In the logfile of the internal webserver I see that the request came from the Private Interface of the NVR1100. So, I assume that the NVR110 Replaced the source IP with it's own Private IP. For security reasons we need the actual IP address that initiated the connection (the internet client's IP address) to be logged on the webserver. I know that the NVR should be possible to provide that information. Is there a specific seeting that needs to be set?
I have set up an NVR1100 to do port forwarding to internal servers. (Servers on my LAN)
The public interface has an public IP address that listens on https traffic and forwards it to an internal web server. When the packets arrive at the internal webserver they are processed. In the logfile of the internal webserver I see that the request came from the Private Interface of the NVR1100. So, I assume that the NVR110 Replaced the source IP with it's own Private IP. For security reasons we need the actual IP address that initiated the connection (the internet client's IP address) to be logged on the webserver. I know that the NVR should be possible to provide that information. Is there a specific seeting that needs to be set?