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Site Path Routing

Hi,

I'm trying to get Site Path Routing running, but I can't get it running the way I would like it.

This is what I want:
http://www.example.org/abc --> http://server1.internal.org/
http://www.example.org/def --> http://server2.internal.org/123
http://www.example.org/ghi --> http://server3.internal.org/456

Overhere I read:

Yep, you misunderstood the Site Path Routing... [;)]

It's meant for "routing" traffic from e.g. "www.mydomain.com/.../server2", so more or less the opposite of what you want.

Which is actually what I want.

When I open my browser and go to http://www.example.org/abc, the webserverlog from server1.internal.org reports a request for http://server1.internal.org/abc which basically means "www.example.org" is replaced with "server1.internal.org" but the path itself hasn't changed from /abc to /.

Am I doing something wrong or is it just not meant to work like the way I'm thinking/hoping?

Thank you in advance!

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0 ewadie over 9 years ago

This is what I want:
http://www.example.org/abc --> http://server1.internal.org/
http://www.example.org/def --> http://server2.internal.org/123
http://www.example.org/ghi --> http://server3.internal.org/456

That's not possible. You can't rewrite paths with WAF.
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0 DannyBoy2042 over 9 years ago in reply to ewadie

I just came to the forum to ask this very question. This is one major feature preventing us from converting over from ISA/TMG.... A major hang a project I am working on and will have to go with another appliance to do it.

Anyone know if this is on the the road map for WAF? I have attached an example screenshot on where this is configured in ISA.
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0 DannyBoy2042 over 9 years ago

Anyone know if this on the road map for development. I came to the forums to ask this very question. The last piece of the puzzle from completely abandoning ISA/TMG. This is there area in ISA where you can set these settings.
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0 MartinBozko over 9 years ago

This is very important for ma too. I am planing to migrate few customers from ISA/TMG to (maybe) Sophos UTM and this is one of last problems.
RPC in Outlook Anywhere and Remote Dekstop gateway is second problem that Sophos cannot handle.
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0 arjenw over 9 years ago in reply to MartinBozko

This is very important for ma too. I am planing to migrate few customers from ISA/TMG to (maybe) Sophos UTM and this is one of last problems.
RPC in Outlook Anywhere and Remote Dekstop gateway is second problem that Sophos cannot handle.

There is a feature request for this:
URL Redirection

Please give it all votes possible, as this is almost a "must have" for multiple customers that we are trying to migrate from TMG to UTM.
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0 Scott_Klassen over 9 years ago

Just to manage expectations, there are multiple factors involved in adding a feature, votes is just one of them. A feature is not guaranteed to be added because it has a lot of votes, but it helps.

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0 ChriZathens over 9 years ago

Could you please consider this in a later release?

Sophos XG Home Licence.
Machine: Checkpoint 3100 appliance (Intel Atom C2558 CPU, 6GB Ram, 250GB sata SSD)
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0 Scott_Klassen over 9 years ago

Could you please consider this in a later release?
All feature requests get some consideration.

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