Team,
I have a website URL port 443 configured for NPA due to Geo-restrictions. I have developers that need to access a US site. I have a Publisher in my data center in the US behind a gateway public IP of 168.xxx.xx.x. When my user hits the web URL, they get a 163.xxx.xx.x address. Shouldn’t the NPA website URL use the local gateway address for egress traffic? It appears the NPA traffic is using the SWG tunnel.
Thanks.
Team,
I have a website URL port 443 configured for NPA due to Geo-restrictions. I have developers that need to access a US site. I have a Publisher in my data center in the US behind a gateway public IP of 168.xxx.xx.x. When my user hits the web URL, they get a 163.xxx.xx.x address. Shouldn’t the NPA website URL use the local gateway address for egress traffic? It appears the NPA traffic is using the SWG tunnel.
Thanks.
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