IP Logging

I have a SMC Barracade router, and instead of having the dmz pointing to my
webserver i have virtual server option just pointing port 80 to it.

Since I've changed this (from dmz) in my log file, the ip of the person who
connected is my wan IP. But only sometimes, other times it shows the actual
person's IP. So in my log, of all the hits, it's half my IP and half their
own. I even tried a few different proxies, 2 of them came up as my IP,
and one of them came up as the proxy i was using. So to me it seems totally
random.

This has become a problem because of a range of IP's I'm trying to block.
When they connect they get through because apache see's my IP as the
connecter instead of theirs.

Is there any way I can fix this without fowarding the DMZ?

t.i.a. for any help.

I have an SMC barricade router, but i dont seem to have any IP probs... it
always comes up as the actual IP of the client and i dont use a proxy.

what is your config?

Greg

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" If at first you dont succeed,
destroy all evidence you ever tried....."


"Sir_Civik" <helpme@sircivik.ca> wrote in message
news:410a70dc$1_2@aeinews....
> I have a SMC Barracade router, and instead of having the dmz pointing to
my
> webserver i have virtual server option just pointing port 80 to it.
>
> Since I've changed this (from dmz) in my log file, the ip of the person
who
> connected is my wan IP. But only sometimes, other times it shows the
actual
> person's IP. So in my log, of all the hits, it's half my IP and half
their
> own. I even tried a few different proxies, 2 of them came up as my
IP,
> and one of them came up as the proxy i was using. So to me it seems
totally
> random.
>
> This has become a problem because of a range of IP's I'm trying to block.
> When they connect they get through because apache see's my IP as the
> connecter instead of theirs.
>
> Is there any way I can fix this without fowarding the DMZ?
>
> t.i.a. for any help.
>
>

config of the router or apache?

if the router then under virtual server i have public port 80 pointing to
private port 80 on the webserver's local ip

and for apache which part? the section about keeping logs hasn't been
changed..



"f00l" <ecliptical_galaxy@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> I have an SMC barricade router, but i dont seem to have any IP probs... it
> always comes up as the actual IP of the client and i dont use a proxy.
>
> what is your config?
>

ok well my setup is under special applications
Trigger Port Trigger Type Public Port Public Type Enabled

1. TCPUDP TCPUDP


This does however let any computer on the network to host a webserver or use
port 80 in any way they so desire.
Now to access the server from the out side, use the WAN IP eg
http://aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd and the router should automatically map this address
to the webserver on port 80
As for the conf file, if it works locally, it should work remotely also.
Hope this helps

Greg

--

" If at first you dont succeed,
destroy all evidence you ever tried....."


"Sir_Civik" <helpme@sircivik.ca> wrote in message
news:410fa747$1_4@aeinews....
> config of the router or apache?
>
> if the router then under virtual server i have public port 80 pointing to
> private port 80 on the webserver's local ip
>
> and for apache which part? the section about keeping logs hasn't been
> changed..
>
>
>
> "f00l" <ecliptical_galaxy@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:410f78c4$0$16343$5a62ac22@per-qv1-newsreader-01.iinet.net.au...
> > I have an SMC barricade router, but i dont seem to have any IP probs...
it
> > always comes up as the actual IP of the client and i dont use a proxy.
> >
> > what is your config?
> >
>
>
>

ok this didnt quite turn out how i would have liked...
Basically set the trigger port to 80 and the type is tcp. make sure the
publiv port is 80 and tcp also. and this should be enabled!

--

" If at first you dont succeed,
destroy all evidence you ever tried....."


"f00l" <ecliptical_galaxy@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:4110a6e1$0$16335$5a62ac22@per-qv1-newsreader-01.iinet.net.au...
> ok well my setup is under special applications
> Trigger Port Trigger Type Public Port Public Type Enabled
>
> 1. TCPUDP TCPUDP
>
>
> This does however let any computer on the network to host a webserver or
use
> port 80 in any way they so desire.
> Now to access the server from the out side, use the WAN IP eg
> http://aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd and the router should automatically map this
address
> to the webserver on port 80
> As for the conf file, if it works locally, it should work remotely also.
> Hope this helps
>
> Greg
>
> --
>
> " If at first you dont succeed,
> destroy all evidence you ever tried....."
>
>
> "Sir_Civik" <helpme@sircivik.ca> wrote in message
> news:410fa747$1_4@aeinews....
> > config of the router or apache?
> >
> > if the router then under virtual server i have public port 80 pointing
to
> > private port 80 on the webserver's local ip
> >
> > and for apache which part? the section about keeping logs hasn't been
> > changed..
> >
> >
> >
> > "f00l" <ecliptical_galaxy@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> > news:410f78c4$0$16343$5a62ac22@per-qv1-newsreader-01.iinet.net.au...
> > > I have an SMC barricade router, but i dont seem to have any IP
probs...
> it
> > > always comes up as the actual IP of the client and i dont use a proxy.
> > >
> > > what is your config?
> > >
> >
> >
> >
>
>