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Web application firewall configuration help

Chrislangford
Dear All,

I need your help. We have two web servers inside our network and we want to access it from outside the network from web. At the moment I am just creating testing working environment in IIS web server. Till now I have configured below rules: 

-> Created 2 DNAT rules seperately for 2 IIS web servers,

Web server 1 rules:

For traffic = Any
Using service= TCP Port 8025
Going to= External WAN

Change destination=Web server1 "192.168.5.1"
Service to= HTTPS


Web server 2 rules:

For traffic = Any
Using service= TCP Port 8026
Going to= External WAN

Change destination=Web server1 "192.168.5.2"
Service to= HTTPS

I am able to access server from outside from entering public IP address after enabling DNAT rules. But, my question is it doesn't look secure. I want to configure same rules on WEB application firewall. Heard it is a good feature with reverse proxy. Could any one please tell me in this scenario how can I setup WAF? 

Help needed. Thank you.


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    That doesn't need to be explained again, because here it allready is. [:)]

    Please keep in mind,  before publishing the WebServer on your WAF, you have to disable the DNAT. They are not necessary for the WAF.

    Please send me Spam gueselkuebel@sg-utm.also-solutions.ch

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    That doesn't need to be explained again, because here it allready is. [:)]

    Please keep in mind,  before publishing the WebServer on your WAF, you have to disable the DNAT. They are not necessary for the WAF.

    Please send me Spam gueselkuebel@sg-utm.also-solutions.ch

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