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Multipath rule: how is considered proxied traffic?

eclipse79oldacct
Hello, 
I plan to use multipath rule. A (simple) question: how is considered proxied traffic coming from, for example, internal network? Can I setup Internal as source?

Thanks
eclipse79


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    Doesn't matter if you use Internal (Address) or External (Address) network definitions, both
    resolve to "all local generated packets".

    What you can do however for HTTP proxy traffic is to use Internal (Network) as Source IP
    address or any other IP Address from your clients.

    You can trust me, I implemented that feature [;)]

    Cheers
     Ulrich
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    You can trust me, I implemented that feature [;)]


    LOL [[:)]] Ok I cannot have anymore doubts about internal/external [[:)]]
    The same behaviour occurs for each proxied service? I mean the services listed under Advanced - Allow Target Services (I suppose the answer is yes)

    Thanks
    eclipse79
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    You can trust me, I implemented that feature [;)]


    LOL [[:)]] Ok I cannot have anymore doubts about internal/external [[:)]]
    The same behaviour occurs for each proxied service? I mean the services listed under Advanced - Allow Target Services (I suppose the answer is yes)

    Thanks
    eclipse79
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