Client-Side Identification
Setting requests for execution within a defined context without any client identification meaning that any user could create a user-defined request with the same context identifier. To avoid this, the browser context requires some or all of the following client-side identification:
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Client-side IP, such as REMOTE_ADDR
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Client-side host name, such as REMOTE_HOST
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Client-side user name, such as REMOTE_USER
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SSL-related information, such as HTTPS, SSL_CLIENT_KEY_SIZE
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User-defined cookie variables
The client identification criteria can vary for every site. If a site utilizes the web server logon functionality, using the client-side user name can be sufficient. However, if the site does not support web server authentication, the client identification can be defined by the Client-side IP, host name or other client-side identification options.
You can assign client-side identification to the HttpSigVars Magic Request Broker setting.