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Question about moving server from DNAT to WAF and source address of incoming packets.

Hi there.

When i moved my web server from standard dnat to waf rule all incoming packets in server have scr address = wan interface.

Is it possible to set up WAF without changing source addresses of incoming packets?

I need to see on the web server original source ip's from the internet.



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  • Perfect - I already mentioned that hint on the help section for WAF. For me it was unclear if this is configured on the WAF itself or on the destination, the traffic is forwarded to.

    Your help is much appreciated!

  • Hello Vishal_R, Hello Iki.

    This is exactly what I already wrote 2months ago.

    So for backend applications it is required to configure the WAF to pass the host header (in SG and XG) and the backend application has to do the job to evaluate the header fields accordingly.

    Regards.

    T


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  • Hi ThomW, wasn't clear for me, but now I see that using 'pass host header' on WAF rule + configuring header field on destination is necessary.

  • Hi Iki.

    Great. If you want to examine that in your backend web server logs it is normallyy required to change the web server log format. You will find a lot for that for e.q. apache or nginx in the web.

    HtH.

    Thom


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