This is probably obvious to many, but I can't find it after searching this forum and RTFMing. . . [:S]
I have a webserver configured on an IP of my DMZ y.y.y.y. It's also got an internal NIC on my LAN x.x.x.x. I can browse both port 80 and port 443 of my webserver from my LAN, and only port 80 (but not 443) using the DMZ address from my LAN.
From the outside WAN z.z.z.z, I can't browse at all. I've tried setting up a DNAT rule :
Source: Any
Dest: my public z.z.z.z address
Service: HTTP (or Any, I've tried both)
Change Source to: no change
Change Dest to: my y.y.y.y DMZ address
Service Dest.: no change.
This doesn't seem to make it work. I thought maybe I needed to add a packet filter rule but the packet filter livelog shows nothing being dropped.
What do I need to be able to browse this server?
And what additional voodoo, if any, is needed to be able to use SSL on the same dest. port?
TIA
Dan
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, I really don't want to have my firewall's Red port accept ANY traffic from the outside world. . .that is, for a webserver I want the IP to be one of the other ones I legally own in my public space, but to simply tell ASL that it should never, under any circumstances, accept any traffic originating from the outside world and intended for its own IP address.