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Traffic from Internal to WAF

Rafal Niznik

Hello People

 

I have Confluence configured in internal network and I use WAF to allow access from external. Currently I use plain HTTP so all connections from external are coming on port 80 and WAF redirects to port 8090

I have added following server configuration  proxyName="example.com" proxyPort="80"

Based on above configuration external connection works fine and users are able to add, edit, and save pages. Problem comes when confluence is accessed by internal users but from internal I cannot set WAF so currently they must access URL:8090

Issue is when they try to add, edit or save page and than error message shoes incorrect proxy configuration.  

Does anyone knows how to configure internal traffic so it is redirected as same way as incoming external through WAF 

Thanks,

Raf



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    Hi,

    you could try putting a MASQ in the rule.

    Ian

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    In my setup, I have host.sub.domain.com.  External DNS resolves host.sub.domain.com to 8.8.8.8.  Internal DNS resolves host.sub.domain.com as 192.168.1.100.  I set up two business rules, one for the external interface(s), one for internal interface(s), and use the same FQDN for both.  External clients hit a business rule on the outside interface.  Internal clients hit a business rule on the internal interface.  Same protections, same configuration (except I use 2fa on external connection normally-troubleshooting that on XG as it is working well on my UTM).

    urls are both https://host.sub.domain.com:12345/somepath/

    HTH,

    Darrell