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Let’s say user1 tried to access my server at 11.11.11.11 using foo1.com
and user2 tried to access my server at 11.11.11.11 using foo2.net
is it possible to differentiate those requests when programming with Java + servlet?
Thanks : )
When the HTTP GET comes in you get the original URL. This means you don’t actually get the IP address the client tries to connect to. e.g. if the request is forwarded, BNATed or proxied.
In short, you only have the URL, which includes the host name. You can look in the header and perhaps the client will tell you what IP address its connected to.