WAF path to different iis folders

Hi,

no, this is not possible at the moment.
We implemented this feature "Request Redirection" in UTM 9.5 and it is already planned to port it to the XG Firewall.

Best,
 Sabine

Evianne said:

We implemented this feature "Request Redirection" in UTM 9.5 and it is already planned to port it to the XG Firewall.

I'm trying to do the same. I want to use WAF to serve a specific path on an internal webserver.

Possible: http://waf-external-domain -> http://internal-server
Not possible: http://waf-external-domain -> http://internal-server/path

We're running SFOS 17.1.4.

I'm sorry but there are no news.

You can serve many different paths from an internal web server using WAF. Use a Business Rule and set up path specific routing for each of the paths you want to forward from the XG to the internal host.

For example:

Let's say you have an XG  called XGSERVER,mydomain.com

You have an internal server named myserver,mydomain.com

You can do this:

https://myserver.mydomain.com/TimeSheets/TimeDetail.aspx -- the internal server

Create a Web Server in the XG called myserver,mydomain.com use the port that your server is hosted on (default 80)

Then in the XGSERVER create a firewall rule -- Business Application Rule with this specific path routing 

When it is all configured your clients on the Internet can use this to reach the internal web server

https://XGSERVER.mydomain.com/TimeSheets/TimeDetail.aspx

You can set up multiple paths under this Business Application Rule one path for every different path you want on that internal server. 

If you have multiple servers, you can create multiple web servers and use them in different path specific rules for the same domain. 

I may do a video explaining this, if I never find one. It took me a while to get it to work. 

You can serve many different paths from an internal web server using WAF. Use a Business Rule and set up path specific routing for each of the paths you want to forward from the XG to the internal host.

For example:

Let's say you have an XG  called XGSERVER,mydomain.com

You have an internal server named myserver,mydomain.com

You can do this:

https://myserver.mydomain.com/TimeSheets/TimeDetail.aspx -- the internal server

Create a Web Server in the XG called myserver,mydomain.com use the port that your server is hosted on (default 80)

Then in the XGSERVER create a firewall rule -- Business Application Rule with this specific path routing 

When it is all configured your clients on the Internet can use this to reach the internal web server

https://XGSERVER.mydomain.com/TimeSheets/TimeDetail.aspx

You can set up multiple paths under this Business Application Rule one path for every different path you want on that internal server. 

If you have multiple servers, you can create multiple web servers and use them in different path specific rules for the same domain. 

I may do a video explaining this, if I never find one. It took me a while to get it to work. 

Thanks for your help. Perhaps I don't understand your explanation, but I'm trying to do something different.

With Path-specific routing I can't add the path. Or at least I don't found the right way. 
It can to something like

• redirect   waf-external-domain/path1   to   http://internal-server1
• redirect   waf-external-domain/path2   to   http://internal-server2

But I've found no solution for

• redirect   waf-external-domain   to   http://internal-server/path

Hi,

You can do this: fill path in blue space.

You can do this: fill path in blue space.

Sadly this is not what I'm searching for. This setting redirects the given path to a specific server. But I want the contrary, I want to redirect the "root" URL to a specific internal server with a given path.

I see no solution for this at the moment.