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Wse 2012 rwa 443 waf

Hi there,
I've seen a few posts regarding RWA access, however, nothing regarding the Remote Desktop option that it provides.

Here is the issue:

Create a NAT of 443 to Windows Server Essisentials 2012, and the RWA and Remote Desktop works fine as expected.

Disable NAT

Create a WAF link, to the RWA, and that works fine, however the Remote Desktop doesn't.

Am I missing something? I figured Sopho's would be used in these types of small business enviorements, no real documentation regarding how to configure this...

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0 gilipeled over 11 years ago

Hi ,

If it worked for you with a simple router so the easiest way for you is to make a DNAT from external IP Address with the services required with an automatic packet filter rule or with a standard rule.
If you are talking about using WAF for it then you will have to configure the WAF for it.
What is the way you plan to do it , it's your decision.
The first way will work for sure and it is easy to implement.

All my best
Gilipeled

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Gil@expert2it.co.Il.
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0 gilipeled over 11 years ago

Hi ,

If it worked for you with a simple router so the easiest way for you is to make a DNAT from external IP Address with the services required with an automatic packet filter rule or with a standard rule.
If you are talking about using WAF for it then you will have to configure the WAF for it.
What is the way you plan to do it , it's your decision.
The first way will work for sure and it is easy to implement.

All my best
Gilipeled

Gil Peled.

CEO- Expert2IT LTD.

SOPHOS Platinum Partner.

Gil@expert2it.co.Il.
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