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From: "Mischa Gossen" <mgossen@bmb-bbm.org>
Subject: NAT & Homepage Statistics
Date: Thu, 30 Jan 2003 12:38:35 +0100
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Hello,

Recently I've installed a webserver behind my firewall. On my website I
keep statistics where my visitors come from. This is based on the
IPadrress they have. 
Ever since I run my webserver behind my firewall (which NAT's to the
inside), all the users come from the IPaddress of my firewall. This way
I don't have any statistics anymore :(
Is there any possibility that I can keep my NAT on the inside of my
firewall and my webserver can retreive the right IP from the visitors.
And if it isn't possible, is there a elegant workaround for it?


Thanks in advance,

Mischa