I have a site that is published on TMG now.. I published it on UTM and when I type www.domain.com I got IIS root home page. What is the problem here...
You've not given enough pertinent information to even attempt a guess.
Screenshots of your WAF setup and WAF log information would be helpful, as would the version of UTM in use. Also check if you have a conflicting DNAT rule taking precedence that could be rerouting the traffic to a different web server than you expect.
__________________ ACE v8/SCA v9.3
...still have a v5 install disk in a box somewhere.
I created real webserver (dns host) , for example. page1.domain.local (that is how I access it internally). After that I created virtual websever..(see attached picture)... I tried without firewall profile but the same happens...
I have not any dnat rules... I have the latest version of UTM
Since it seems as though your using Host Headers, sounds as though IIS is configured so that the site is only listening for page1 and not www. Check the bindings in IIS. If you aren't hosting multiple sites on that server, you're better off binding with *, then you can use split-brain dns, so your users can access the site with www.domain.com, regardless of whether or not they are internal or external.
__________________ ACE v8/SCA v9.3
...still have a v5 install disk in a box somewhere.
Scott, I'm not sure that I understood you. I have several websites on that server. when should I use Host header option? If I turn host header off, is that means utm use what is defined in real server (page1.domain.local) as a request forward to web server... Am I right? If I turn on host header, utm forward www. domain.com to the internal web server despire what is configured as a real server?
