IP addresses replaced with DNS names in IIS LOG files
From: Phil (hostsafe_at_hotmail.dot.com)
Date: 03/12/04
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Date: Thu, 11 Mar 2004 22:51:34 -0500
Recently after applying one of Microsoft's latest patch-of-the-month-club
hotfixes, and after rebooting my IIS 5 SP4 server, I noticed something odd
happening to my IIS log files.
Prior to February 21, 2004, all of my log files showed the client and server
IP addresses. But now, I get a mixture of client IPs and client reverse DNS
names.
Example, before the Feb 21st reboot the logs looked like this...
2003-10-01 21:57:54 209.52.133.54 - 63.10.19.232 80 GET /index.htm
After the reboot, the following is typical of what I am seeing...
2004-03-06 00:06:56 81.199.241.154 - mail.myserver.com 80 GET /index.htm
2004-03-06 00:06:58 user-38lcj9r.dialup.mindspring.com - mail.myserver.com
80 GET /index.htm
My IP address is no longer found in the log file! But approx. 50% of the
log entries have client IPs, and the other 50% have DNS names.
Is this one of Microsoft's latest and greatest ideas? Or did I flip a
switch somewhere and simply don't remember?
I have searched the metabase for the letters "Reverse" thinking that some
sort of ReverseDNS switch had be switched/flipped on, but the search comes
up with nothing.
How do I go back to all IPs?
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