I have three cameras that I access via cam1.domain.tld:12345, cam2.domain.tld:12346 and cam3.domain.tld:12347. In order to do this, I had to change the default port on each of the cameras, and I had to create a DNAT rule for each camera. I also created an IIS HTTP Redirect that sends cams.domain.tld to cam1.domain.tld:12345. I'm glad it all works, but it seems a bit more complex than it needs to be.
Desired end state
I'd like to access the cameras via simple URLs; e.g. cam1.domain.tld, cam2.domain.tld and cam3.domain.tld. Beyond the cameras, I'd like *.domain.tld to be served by my IIS server.
I created Plaintext (HTTP) real web servers on port 80. I also created Plaintext (HTTP) virtual webservers on port 80 of the External (Address) interface.
Problem
I'm using AD SSO for my web filtering authentication, so, when I try to enable the virtual webservers, I get the following message, and the virtual webservers won't get enabled:
The TCP port '80' is already in use by the AD SSO interfaces.
Question
Is there any way for me to use simple external URLs for my cameras and keep my web filtering config simple? I can't disable web filtering, and I'd like to keep using AD SSO for it.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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