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Web listeners in multiple DMZ
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Web listeners in multiple DMZ - 20.Aug.2004 5:17:00 PM
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Hi,
I have multiple DMZ segments, and single External and internal interface. I've configured Routing between DMZ segments. I have some web sites using http and https in one DMZ segment. I want to configure the access to them by means of http and https.
So, I've exported and imported the required server certificates for the web sites to the ISA 2004. Here is one of the web listener's properties:
Name: Web listener 1 Listen on: External (192.168.10.10) Internal (10.1.0.253) DMZ1 (172.20.10.10) Protocols: Http Https (with certificate www.example.com) Authentication Integrated
Also, there is a publishing rule which uses this Listener. The basic idea is to use HTTPS to the ISA, and then HTTP from ISA to the web server.
If I try to connect from outside (using external interface), everything is ok. If I try to connect from any other network (inside or any DMZ segment), I can't connect using HTTPS.
The error message is "Connection refused"
I've looked in log files, and there is a strange thing. When I try to connect from the outside, ISA is using HTTP to communicate with the web server, which is the exact thing I want. But, If I try to connect, for example, from the inside, ISA is trying to connect to web server using HTTPS. ??????????????
Can anybody explain this? Help will be appreciated.
Thank you, John
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RE: Web listeners in multiple DMZ - 25.Aug.2004 1:32:00 PM
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tshinder
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Hi John,
Can you break this down a bit? Not sure what you're actually trying to accomplish and what is and what is not working.
Thanks! Tom
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RE: Web listeners in multiple DMZ - 25.Aug.2004 10:32:00 PM
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Guest
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Hi Thomas,
To make a long story short...
Do I need the publish a service, located in the DMZ for internal users (from Internal segment), or do I only need to create an access rule from Internal to DMZ segment?
From my point of view, you only need to publish (Web publish or server publish) the resources for the external usage from the Internet.
Am I wrong?
John
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RE: Web listeners in multiple DMZ - 26.Aug.2004 3:53:00 PM
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tshinder
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Hi John,
Great! Got it.
For the Internal network hosts, you can create an access rule. Its doesn't matter if there is a route or NAT relationship between the Internal-->DMZ networks, access rules are the way to go.
HTH< Tom
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