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UserPortal Accessible from WAN even though deactivated

c7lma

Hey,

I don't understand why the UserPortal of my Sophos XG is still accessible from WAN. I had it activated for testing purposes weeks ago, but deactivated once we started to use the Firewall.

I can still sign in when just connecting to https://externalIP. I have checked my Firewall-Rules but couldn't find any open Port 443. Any idea?



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    Dear Vishai,

    it is very weird. Before using the built in Sophos-VPN I made a rule on Port 443 to my old VPN, which was hosted by a Server behind the Firewall.

    NAT and Firewallrules have been deactivated weeks or months ago, and the Port 443 just remained as a "Service" under "Hosts and Services". With that, and a deactivated (!!)  NAT-Rule, it was enough for the Firewall to keep Port 443 to the User Portal open.

    I consider that as a bug. There was no ACL btw.

    Thanks, the Problem is solved.

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    Dear Vishai,

    it is very weird. Before using the built in Sophos-VPN I made a rule on Port 443 to my old VPN, which was hosted by a Server behind the Firewall.

    NAT and Firewallrules have been deactivated weeks or months ago, and the Port 443 just remained as a "Service" under "Hosts and Services". With that, and a deactivated (!!)  NAT-Rule, it was enough for the Firewall to keep Port 443 to the User Portal open.

    I consider that as a bug. There was no ACL btw.

    Thanks, the Problem is solved.

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