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Forward internal web requests through the web application firewall of the UTM

AndreasRieger

Hi,

i want to forward internal web requests through the web application firewall of the UTM.

The background of this scenario is, that windows phones will not work with an self generated certificate of the exchange server. But my customer will not change the certificate of the exchange server.

the UTM has an existing WAF Profile for OWA/Active Sync, ... for the exchange reverse proxy rule with an trusted globalsign certificate. When the windows mobile phones are coming from the outside network they will work fine, but in the internal wifi Network they get errors issued by the self signed certificate of the exchange server.

Does an DNAT rule help me with this issue? (DNAT Rule: traffic from: internal lan going to: owa.company.tld with service: HTTPS change destination to: wan adress of owa.company.tld)



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    The way you could do this is by a DNS request route that when people try to get to owa.domain.co.uk (or local) it would point to the external IP/interface of the Virtual Webserver. The DNS request route can be made in Network Services > DNS > Request Routing.

    This should point all internal requests to the outside of the firewall and then pass through the WAF.
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    The way you could do this is by a DNS request route that when people try to get to owa.domain.co.uk (or local) it would point to the external IP/interface of the Virtual Webserver. The DNS request route can be made in Network Services > DNS > Request Routing.

    This should point all internal requests to the outside of the firewall and then pass through the WAF.
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