Good evening. I am trying to set up the UTM (9.711-5) to handle the websites from the IIS machine. I currently have WAF working with Exchange. So I have DynDNS entries for the DNS names that I need for the two sites, both point to the IP address on the External Interface for the UTM.
I have 4 sites that I am running on the IIS server, in the configuration of Site1.domain.com, Site2.domain.com, Site1.domain.com/Site3, and Site1.domain.com/Site4. Site1 is on port 443 and Site2 is on port 444. Internally on the network this works without a problem. I call site1, it loads up, I hit the login button it sends a challenge to site 2, Site 2 then pops up the login screen and authorization screen, if needed. Site 2 passes everything back to Site 1.
So I have set up a Firewall Profile (which I am still adjusting):
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(I originally had form hardening but this was giving many errors, so I removed that for the moment).
Under the Real Webservers I have the IIS machine and HTTPS (Encrypted)
Under the Virtual Webservers I set up two entries:
For Site 1:
Interface: External
Type: HTTPS & Redirect
Port: 443
Certificate points to the certificate for this site (which shows the correct domain)
Real WebServer I have the IIS Machine checked and the Exchange machine unchecked.
Firewall Profile: points to the one that was set up above
Advanced: Pass host headers
For Site 2:
Type: HTTPS & Redirect
Port: 444
Certificate points to the certificate for this site (which shows the correct domain)
Real WebServer I have the IIS Machine checked and the Exchange machine unchecked.
Firewall Profile: points to the one that was set up above
Advanced: Pass host headers
What is happening is that this times out when select the login link. I can see in the logs where site1 is called and activated, but I am not seeing what I am looking for with Site2 being called in the logs. Which has me wondering where I made a mistake in the setup. I can provide information if needed. Or is this even possible. Any help would be appreciated.
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