Finding real Client IP Address under PROXY Server

Hi friends,
I have a requirement to find out the Client IP Address that is under a Proxy Server.( Actually I used the getRemoteAddr but this always returns me the Prox-Server IP Address and not the real Client IP Address)
Can some one guide me how I can do this with JAVA JSPs / Servlets..
Thanks a lot!!

Most proxies can be configured to forward the client's ip address in a request
header to the origin server - check the headers sent to the server and you should
be able to identify it.

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