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Offline minnet

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Question on a scenario
« on: January 14, 2012, 12:19:26 PM »
I'm looking for an answer to whether or not, with a NS, I can accomplish the following:

I have only one external/public IP address. I have serveral web server/sites I'd like to be able to access. For instance, Exchange 2010/OWA, Citrix WI/Cloudgateway, a test Quest vWorkspace install; possibly more in the future. I have a Watchguard firewall in place. Today I have all SSL directed via the Watchguard to the NS vserver for my Access Gateway. I have the url, website.domain.com's DNS directed to my one public IP address. Everything works fine, expect I only have access to my one url.

So, if I created some more URL's, like:

https://owa.domain.com
https://citrix.domain.com
https://quest.domain.com

and they all point to my one IP address, can I, with my NS, redirect each url to the proper server on the inside of my firewall?

Thanks.
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Offline evildani

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Re: Question on a scenario
« Reply #1 on: January 18, 2012, 12:19:41 AM »
You can accomplish this, one question tough, do you have the certificates for all services?
There is a restriction on the NS that a single port-IP can only be binded a single certificate, that would be the hardest part.
If you only have one IP and not SSL, then it is easily done with content switch.

If you need SSL, then you can redirect to different ports and use SSL on those ports.

Hope this helps,

Daniel
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