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VPN + WAF + Authentication

jamesharper

Hi,

I have an SSL VPN set up to the WAN IP address of my XG device, and WAF is also on that same WAN IP.

My WAF paths look like this:

/app1 -> server1 - only allowed from LAN network

/app2 -> server2 - only allowed from LAN network

/app3 -> server3 - allowed from internet

/OWA -> exchange server - allowed from internet

I want to allow access to /app1 and /app2 when the user is connected via VPN. This isn't working though, because I can't route the WAN IP through the VPN, or else the VPN wouldn't work.

I also tried doing split DNS for the fqdn of the external hostname and then publishing WAF on an internal IP but the SSL VPN connected devices don't resolve it.

I can add authentication to /app1 and /app2, but for the best user experience I would want to exclude authentication for LAN network and only require it when accessing from WAN, but there is no mechanism to exclude authentication either.

I could purchase another WAN IP, but that is additional work and ongoing cost.

Can anyone make any suggestions?

Thanks

James



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    Hi  

    /app1 -> server1 - only allowed from LAN network

    /app2 -> server2 - only allowed from LAN network

    if they are allowed from the LAN network then WAF rule/module will not be a part of the communication.

    You can add domain public IP to SSL VPN configuration and can push the route with the public IP for SSL VPN users by re-importing the SSL VPN configuration file to user system so users will be able to access the /app1 and /app2 and add VPN zone in the allow tab in WAF configuration.

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    Hi  

    /app1 -> server1 - only allowed from LAN network

    /app2 -> server2 - only allowed from LAN network

    if they are allowed from the LAN network then WAF rule/module will not be a part of the communication.

    You can add domain public IP to SSL VPN configuration and can push the route with the public IP for SSL VPN users by re-importing the SSL VPN configuration file to user system so users will be able to access the /app1 and /app2 and add VPN zone in the allow tab in WAF configuration.

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