You can check your mapped IPs in Dynatrace. When an IP address is changed by MaxMind, the mapping in your Dynatrace environment is updated with the Dynatrace version following the change. You can check your IP address against the MaxMind database at anytime using the form at.
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You can request that MaxMind update their database by submitting the form at.
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How to request updates to the MaxMind database when IP addresses don't resolve correctly Dynatrace automatically updates the MaxMind Geo2 database in your environment with the release of each new version of Dynatrace. Geolocationsĭynatrace Real User Monitoring tries to assign every user session a geolocation (city, region, and country) in order to group user sessions and user actions per location and show them on the world map.įor web applications, Dynatrace uses the MaxMind Geo2 database to map and resolve IP addresses to geographical locations. Keep in mind that Dynatrace masks the last part of user device IP addresses by default.
These headers are processed in a specific order, but you can change the processing order and add your own headers. To view which headers Dynatrace watches by default, go to Settings in the Dynatrace menu, and select Web and mobile monitoring > IP determination. These headers are most frequently used for identifying the originating IP address when a client connects to a web server through an HTTP proxy, a CDN, or a load balancer. For such cases, Dynatrace also watches certain HTTP headers. However, when uninstrumented components such as load balancers, CDNs, or proxies are used, the remote IP address is different from the original IP address. When web requests and beacons (Real User Monitoring signals) are directly sent to an instrumented server, Dynatrace identifies the IP addresses of your end users' devices via the socket connections. Dynatrace automatically detects IP addresses and geolocations as well as browsers, devices, and operating systems.
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