All,
At the risk of sounding like an idiot - is the following possible. I think it is - but I am hoping that people here can confirm my opinion.
Note that there is no commercial use here - its all private/personal use. But I want to get rid of the untrusted certificate error message that is annoying me
Sophos UTM used as firewall
Domain is wurble.com
Webserver 1 behind firewall is wurble.com/webserver
Webserver 2 behind firewall is wurble.com/mailserver
Webserver 3 behind firewall is wurble.com/owncloud
Can I not buy a real certificate for wurble.co.uk for almost no money and upload to the UTM. Then pass the traffic on port 80 through to the real webserver so that the encryption is between the client and the firewall - the webserver(s) only handles unencrypted traffic.
Other than the fact that its cheaper doing things and is slightly less flexible can anyone think of a downside here? Does this even work?
As far as I can tell I can use the Webserver Protection part of the UTM to sent the traffic to the correct server based on the part of the URL following the wurble.com.
Sean
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