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Thanks David.
I appreciate your response.
Anything happening within CRM auditing necessarily only uses the information that the CRM Server receives, which will be the public IP address. In theory it might be possible to add the internal IP as an attribute on all entities, and have client-side script on the form populate this on every create/update request via the form, and this would add the data to the CRM audit trail. However, this only works for changes via CRM forms, so wouldn't cover other means of making changes (e.g. via workflow or editable grids), so I don't think this would be practical.
Authentication to Dynamics 365 CRM is via Office 365 authentication, and can be configured to use 2FA, so that is probably your best option
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