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Access local werbservers

RChadwick
I've read the following guide: Accessing Internal or DMZ Webserver from Internal network (Astaro Security Gateway)

However, I haven't been able to get it to work. First, I have a number of HTTP devices locally (Web server, IP Cameras, etc..), but the guide seems to look for forwarding to a specific IP address. Is there a way to configure UTM9 to forward multiple Domain names (I have multiple) to multiple devices on the local network?


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    Hi Andrew, 

    I do see your point that the different ports go to different servers.
    RChadwick said he had multiple domains so I was thinking each service had it's own domain or subdomain; I may be wrong.

    Nonetheless, more subdomains could be created in the internal static DNS to get around that problem.
    e.g. RChadwick could have static internal entries for
    camera.junk.dyndns.org
    router.junk.dyndns.org
    www.junk.dyndns.org
    ...

    Which then should work in the browser, setting the port if it's not port 80 internally.

    Barry
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    Hi Andrew, 

    I do see your point that the different ports go to different servers.
    RChadwick said he had multiple domains so I was thinking each service had it's own domain or subdomain; I may be wrong.

    Nonetheless, more subdomains could be created in the internal static DNS to get around that problem.
    e.g. RChadwick could have static internal entries for
    camera.junk.dyndns.org
    router.junk.dyndns.org
    www.junk.dyndns.org
    ...

    Which then should work in the browser, setting the port if it's not port 80 internally.

    Barry
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