How to get the real IP address

Due to server changes, the method we used to obtain the ip
address of the user (remote_addr) no longer works since it obtains
a specific IP address that is not the user. For our web logs we
were able to make changes to our web server to use this
"headers.x-client-ip" to obtain the correct IP address. Is there
anything in Coldfusion or in the administrator that can do this as
well?

Have a look at : GetHttpRequestData
cheers,
fober

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