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Local network unable to view DMZ webpages

Have local network 192.***.***.***, DMZ 10.***.***.***, Public 69.***.***.***, each on a unique interface on the Astaro V8. Have 2 webservers in the DMZ, DNAT public ip to DMZ ip allowing port 80 and port 443. The webpages on these servers render fine to anyone from outside our network but the pages will not render http or https from inside the local network. Other web requests to outside networks work just fine. Can ping the DMZ 10. from the Local 192. Tried ip's instead of names, both 443/80, neither worked. Any help appreciated... Thx, B

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0 bernieb over 13 years ago

Bob/Chris, so this has finally been resolved... It was 1) unbinding the specific interfaces (back to any), 2) setting up the "Full NAT policies" from local to the DMZ, and 3) Static routing of all internal traffic from "local" to bypass the sophos web filtering appliance on any DMZ requests (as there is a static route to puss all http/s traffic through that box. Needed all 3 pieces to be corrected in order to finally get the pages to resolve, but they are now resolving! Thank you again for all of your help! Bernie
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0 bernieb over 13 years ago

Bob/Chris, so this has finally been resolved... It was 1) unbinding the specific interfaces (back to any), 2) setting up the "Full NAT policies" from local to the DMZ, and 3) Static routing of all internal traffic from "local" to bypass the sophos web filtering appliance on any DMZ requests (as there is a static route to puss all http/s traffic through that box. Needed all 3 pieces to be corrected in order to finally get the pages to resolve, but they are now resolving! Thank you again for all of your help! Bernie
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