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Whilst doing a SNAT on HTTP, can I insert an X-Forwarded-For header on Cloudguard?
Hi forum,
If I am running a load balancer or web proxy upstream from a web server, I tend as a matter of course to write in a X-Forwarded-For header onto the onward call to the server.
With horizontally scaling cloudguard, I need to do a SNAT to maintain the flow back through the forwarding gateway, which is fine, but I lose the original source IP address of the client on the internet. This might mess with my analytics tools.
Anyone done anything similar with cloudguard R80.10? It'd be a good feature to write in a custom header - the receiving server can then parse this and write the true IP of the calling client into the log an make use of whatever analytics it might have.
Thanks!
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