In address bar ip is resolving intead of domain name

Hi,
We have web chaining configured in TMG for the clients to access internet. The websites are resolving perfectly when Proxy IP is configured in IE on client system.
When we are testing internet access without proxy in IE, the websites are resolving to IP address instead of domain name.
Is there any settings/configuration to be done in TMG to fix this?

This is by design.
If you use TMG as a Proxy Server, the TMG will do the request on be-half of the client, whicn includes resolving the hostname and URL filtering can be applied. If your cient does not use the TMG as a Proxy Server and will only pass-through the TMG as a gateway,
the client will do DNS request themselves. TMG will only see a source and destination IP Address. The following applies:
If you use a Proxy Server you are connected as a Web Proxy Client. URL filtering is applied properly.
If you do not use a Proxy Server and pass-through the Proxy Server within a hop, you are connected as an SecureNAT Client. URL filtering cannot be applied to a SecureNAT Client.
The only way to force URL filtering, is by using a Proxy Server and require authentication. Only a Web Proxy Client can authenticate, a SecureNAT Client cannot authenticate and will be blocked.
I hope this makes more sense.
Boudewijn Plomp | BPMi Infrastructure & Security
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