I got a call today from a remote user who was SSL VPN'd in and trying to hit an internal web server by the hostname (not fully qualified). He said he received the following error screen from UTM: An error occurred while handling your request. While trying to retrieve the URL: http:///
the content could not be delivered due to the following condition: host not found.
Odd because the server is online and I can get to it fine. I determined that he could get to it if I added the SSL VPN network to the Skip Transparent mode source hosts/nets, which I guess makes sense. However, if I remove that SSL Network from the skip transparent mode (which I think I want to do (eventually) to force people to go through the web proxy, right?) then why would he get a host not found?
DNS is set up correctly, as far as I can tell:
DNS Global: Allowed Networks - blank
Forwarders: Google resolvers (availaability group)
Request Routing: i have our internal active directory domain set up to go to our internal dns servers.
Clients receive our internal DNS servers via DHCP. Internal DNS servers are set to forward to UTM.
I'm stumped. [:S]
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