Re: client footprint identification for statistic purposes behind a NAT-mode router

Hi, problem solved! Thanks to all of you that gave me indications about this issue. As I learnt from you my problem was not likely to be a Tomcat configuration problem, but rather something else on my network configuration. I had NAT enabled for http requests as well as for the on-chip firewall p

Re: client footprint identification for statistic purposes behind a NAT-mode router

Hi Gabe, many thanks, I'll try that. Hope the problem is so easy to fix. Cheers, 2007/10/3, Gabe Wong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Hi, > > I do not know what NAT router you are using, but I would check the > configuration or manual to see that it is setup to forward source IP > Addresses. > > > Jorg

Re: client footprint identification for statistic purposes behind a NAT-mode router

I'll try Chris, at least I have somewhere to start with. Thanks again. Cheers, 2007/10/3, Christopher Schultz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- > Hash: SHA1 > > Jorge, > > Jorge Martinez wrote: > > Thanks Chris, it would be good to know about the result of your test. > I'

Re: client footprint identification for statistic purposes behind a NAT-mode router

Hi, I do not know what NAT router you are using, but I would check the configuration or manual to see that it is setup to forward source IP Addresses. Jorge Martinez wrote: Thanks Len, My log entries correspond to clients from the internet. Local clients are logged as 'localhost', but I ha

Re: client footprint identification for statistic purposes behind a NAT-mode router

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Jorge, Jorge Martinez wrote: > Thanks Chris, it would be good to know about the result of your test. I'm > going to test what happens when accessing to Tomcat from the internal > network though behind the router. Something else must be wrong with you

Re: client footprint identification for statistic purposes behind a NAT-mode router

Thanks Len, My log entries correspond to clients from the internet. Local clients are logged as 'localhost', but I have not yet tested what happens with LAN clients. My problem is however internet clients. Cheers, 2007/10/3, Len Popp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Are those log entries with the route

Re: client footprint identification for statistic purposes behind a NAT-mode router

Thanks Chris, it would be good to know about the result of your test. I'm going to test what happens when accessing to Tomcat from the internal network though behind the router. Cheers, 2007/10/3, Christopher Schultz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- > Hash: SHA1 > > Jo

Re: client footprint identification for statistic purposes behind a NAT-mode router

Are those log entries with the router's address coming from clients in the local network, or from the internet? With my NAT gateway, I see the correct IP addresses for clients coming in from the internet, but local clients that use the internet site name (www.mywhatever.com) show up as coming from

Re: client footprint identification for statistic purposes behind a NAT-mode router

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Jorge, Jorge Martinez wrote: > My problem is that the webserver is behind a router with NAT activated, so > what I see is the same host (actually the router) accessing hundreds of > times to the website, instead of seeing hundreds of single (but diffe

client footprint identification for statistic purposes behind a NAT-mode router

Hi, I have tomcat 5.5 installed and would like to exploit the log records it is registering. My problem is that the webserver is behind a router with NAT activated, so what I see is the same host (actually the router) accessing hundreds of times to the website, instead of seeing hundreds of singl