TCP mapping resolve external IP

[jlpk007]

Hi,

i created a tcp mapping which map port 80 traffic to my app server.I notice all incoming traffic are from my wingate machine..
Is there any way which i can set it in such a way it doesnt resolve the external ip to wingate ip in my iis log?

Thank You
Jeffrey

[jlpk007]

Hi,

i created a tcp mapping which map port 80 traffic to my app server.I notice all incoming traffic are from my wingate machine..
Is there any way which i can set it in such a way it doesnt resolve the external ip to wingate ip in my iis log?

Thank You
Jeffrey

ok i use port security under ens instead of tcp mapping..may i know what is the different the two option??

[adrien]

It's fairly technical.

One is a server (like a web server), and the other is a packet-level mapping.

Windows applications don't normally have access to packets going through your system. This needs a kernel driver - a driver that operates as part of the core (kernel) of the OS.

THe ENS redirect just changes the headers and forwards packets. The TCP mapping service however must accept a connection and make a new one. When it makes the connection to your internal server, it doesn't get to choose to say that it's address is something other than its own one.