with reference to my below post

harshav over 8 years ago

with reference to my below post
forum.appian.com/.../e-190270

I have seeing the Login-audit.csv file and I could able to see a column called IP, where in which the IP which is getting in the system is not the Client IP it is only the Server IP.
And we are using proxy for logging into the system and I am not sure why the login-audit.csv file sometimes capture the IP and sometimes it doesn't.
Is there any other way we can get the client IP, when the User logs into Tempo URL, which is nothing but capturing the IP in client side not the server side.
And we are in thought of writing a code for getting the IP, but My doubt would be since we are deploying that in Server again it will take the IP of the server not the client IP.

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0 Nick Vigilante
Appian Employee
over 8 years ago

The IP address in the entries in the system.csv log corresponds to your network IP address. Are you looking to log the local IPv4 addresses of the machines that access Appian?
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0 harshav over 8 years ago

Hi Nick,Yes we are looking for logging the local IPv4 addresses of the machines that access Appian, Any inputs please
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0 Nick Vigilante
Appian Employee
over 8 years ago

The only way you can accomplish this is if you make your Appian installation only available inside of your network so users must access it over LAN. If you make it publicly available, it will log the network IP address.
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0 harshav over 8 years ago

Ours is a Very Secured Access where we cannot make it publicly available, Thanks for the Inputs Nick. Any other inputs please
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