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Load Balancing Web Mail (HTTPS traffic)

Truong Tuan

Hi all,

I hope anyone will support me with this case. I have a diagrams with exchange server 2016 and sophos :  2 Exchange Server (Mailbox01 & 02 )--> Sophos UTM --> Firewall draytek

In sophos UTM is SMTP security. And now, I want to configure load balancing web mail exchange 2016. As research, sophos UTM has a features " Server Load Balancing". I had configure but can't access to Exchange Server webmail. In my understanding, virtual server is IP of sophos and NAT ip sophos with port 443 through Draytek. So , I configured as above , right ? and Should I create a rule on sophos ? Please help and advise me .Thanks in advance. My English is not good to display. 

CHA-EX01 : 10.84.0.18/24

CHA-EX02: 10.84.0.19/24

Sophos in DMZ zone : 10.84.5.4/27.

 



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    Hi There, Are you going to receive the traffic for the exchange server on your DMZ-eth0 Interface? In Virtual Server, you should mention the Address where you expect the request traffic to come. Also, make sure that you have configured proper DNAT rule on your upstream Draytek.

    Regards

    Jaydeep

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    If I configured correct as above, Can I access with webmail in internal by IP 10.84.5.4 and it will point to 10.84.0.18 or 10.84.0.19 ? Please give me an explanation. Thanks so much. 

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    Yes, in your Internal network, you will be able to access by IP 10.84.5.4 as long as that is configured for the WebMail. Please check that and see if it works or not. That will confirm if UTM is causing an issue. Further, also check that you don't have any DNAT rule configured for that DMZ-eth0 Interface on UTM itself. 

    Regards

    Jaydeep

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  • 0 in reply to Truong Tuan

    Yes, in your Internal network, you will be able to access by IP 10.84.5.4 as long as that is configured for the WebMail. Please check that and see if it works or not. That will confirm if UTM is causing an issue. Further, also check that you don't have any DNAT rule configured for that DMZ-eth0 Interface on UTM itself. 

    Regards

    Jaydeep

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