![]() ![]() I do have a problem because all the requests are being blocked, because the IP address which is being checked within my AWS WAF ACL when i do make a http request through a my web application, is actually my public client IP instead of being the IP address of the web http server itself. ![]() I already created a AWS WAF ACL with the allow action access policy on my set of IPs (within set of IPs there is only my web server IP which hosts my web application listed) and associate it within a rule as well as associate my WAF ACL with a previously mentioned CloudFront distribution. All other potential attackers and users who does not access files via my web application, should be rejected. I do want to prevent access to the files that can be accessed through a CloudFront distribution URL, and limit the access so only my web server which hosts my web application, can read those files. There is an AOI created on top of it, so my CloudFront distribution shares the files stored in a previously mentioned S3 bucket. The web application wants to access a specific video resources, stored in my previously configured S3 bucket. So basically I do have a web application, which is hosted on my HTTP web server. Initial idea behind the implementation is the idea of having a Video On Demand streaming. I am trying to set a WAF ACL on top of my CloudFront distribution. ![]()
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