[SIZE=2]I had a similar case:
After upgrading to 6.203 the SpamRelease that was configured working from outside and inside (mail.customer.com, port xxxx) worked only from outside.
The solution was that IPSPOOFING had to be changed from strict to normal. You find that configuration in Packet Filter >> Advanced
Maybe there were changes in the definition how IPSPOOFING works...
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I started having this same problem after upgrading to 6.203, and it was with services other than HTTP (ftp, smtp, etc). Adding an exclusion from my machine to my machine in the advanced tab of the intrusion protection settings worked. I haven't tried for my entire network... hoping a patch will be available soon.
I updated to v6.300 and can't surf anymore with ISP on (I already posted a thread). When IPS is enabled I can't surf anymore and when I turn off IPS it works fine. With v6.203 it all worked fine....
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I updated to v6.300 and can't surf anymore with ISP on (I already posted a thread). When IPS is enabled I can't surf anymore and when I turn off IPS it works fine. With v6.203 it all worked fine....
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I had the same problem with 6.203 no allowing internal redirections. Astaro was sending the packet back in to the internal server but the response was not making it back. We have a router directly inside of Astaro handling our internal networks, and we had to reboot that router to clear its tables, then the responses started coming through again. Some how the 6.203 update changed its way of routing, and rebooting the Cisco allow it to relearn the new routes.
Now after loading 6.300 today, new problems. Anyone coming in from the outside can still come in via port 80 but not 443 anymore. Anyone accessing our internet servers from outside using a secure connection now gets sent to Astaro's webaccess webpage. Only one external IP should be going to the Astaro page. All of the other IPs are NATed to internal IPs, and they all still work on port 80. Just 443 now sends you to Astaro on all external IPs for some strange reason! I tried turning off webaccess to the WAN and then if you try to come in you can't connect to anything. So it is still redirecting everything on 443 to itself whether the page is visible or not.
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