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ZaneDonaldson

All,

 

I am creating a business rule/NAT to allow WAN traffic to a specific internal server that hosts a web-based interface.  It features a mobile interface using a subdomain, like this:  https://servername/M

 

As part of the firewall rule handling the NAT, is there a way to redirect any traffic destined for this server to go only to the /M mobile interface?

 

 



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  • 0 in reply to lferrara

    this looks close, but not quite unless I am not understanding it correctly.

     

    so if I use WAF, I would point my users to the external IP address of my firewall.  example: 20.20.20.1

     

    It looks like the site path routing will allow for adding a path on the client side which will direct the request to the correct web server.  example: httsps://20.20.20.1/path can be configured to direct that traffic to a specific web server called path.  Internally, that server would be accessed using: https://path

    But I not only want it to hit the correct web server but to also go to the correct directory on that server.  Example, internally, I want to access https://path/A

    how do I use WAF and/or site path routing to only allow access to https://path/A externally but block access to https://path

    does that make sense?