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Creating HTTP Proxy using different address to Internal

rosbif_ccnp
Hi,
I've been trying to find a solution to this problem, but apparently my search skills have deserted me today.

I have an ASG120 appliance, using 7.5x
An internal network  - 192.168.0.x/24
2 externals on PPPoE

I want to place the HTTP Proxy on the address 172.30.100.100:8080 (the Astaro internal HTTP proxy, not a separate external on a DMZ)

My user's browsers will be pointed to this proxy for all web requests.

This is a client request and may not be altered. (From an existing configuration found on a Fortigate)

I've tried creating a secondary address on the internal LAN ethernet but this wouldn't work (ie the browser didn't find the proxy using the settings I had.)

I'm not particularly experienced with UTMs, so apologies if this is a muppet question, I'm right out of ideas currently, and don't want to spend the next several days trying to find an answer if it is right in front of me!!!)

Thank you all in advance

LB


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    Is there any reason you can't just change the IP of 'Internal (Address)' to 172.30.100.100?

    If not, then maybe a NAT rule would work: 'Internal (Network) -> HTTP Proxy -> [172.30.100.100] : DNAT to Internal (Address)'.  It's not a clean solution, but I think it just might work.

    Cheers - Bob
     
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