Identify Firewalllog Connections via VPNlog Connections

Hello everybody,
after getting some other issues running, i'm stucking again.
I have to tables: FIREWALLLOG and VPNLOG
FIREWALLLOG Format: Date, Time, Timestamp, SourceIP, DestIP
VPNLOG Format: Date, Time, Timestamp, InternalIP, DestIP, OriginalClientIP, Username
I want to identify firewalllog entries over the vpnlog entries.
In some cases, the OriginalClientIP = DestIP from Firwalllog. So i want to add the username to the firewalllog entries, if OriginalClientIP = DestIP from Firewalllog.
I tried a join of both tables, and it worked, but i then got the same Firewall entrie many times, because there are maybe 20 entries in vpn with the OriginalClientIP = DestIP condition.
So it has something to do with distinct values. is it possible, to filter out all distinct OriginalClientIP of a User and then join them with the firewalllog?
Regards,

Hi,
in order to identify clients I maintain a hash with references to
the clients. The clients register and unregister with special
remote methods of the server RMI object.
I didn't see an API in RMI to do this for me. And it was fairly easy to implement.
Have fun,
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