The internet traffic is DNAT'd on the ASA (I know Cisco doesn't call it DNAT) to the UTM WAF. The UTM WAF has a Virtual Webserver configured with an extra DMZ IP matching the ASA DNAT. The UTM WAF also has the 'Real Webservers' configured with the Internal IP of the protected webserver. The protected webserver is on an Internal LAN (through the ASA). The WAF is working fine.
I've tried hitting http://server/cmd.exe, expecting an IIS rule to trigger (it's worked before).
I haven't setup the 'advanced' tab yet, so in theory, it should be working, right?
However, I wonder that since there's only one NIC, the IPS isn't effective.
The internet traffic is DNAT'd on the ASA (I know Cisco doesn't call it DNAT) to the UTM WAF. The UTM WAF has a Virtual Webserver configured with an extra DMZ IP matching the ASA DNAT. The UTM WAF also has the 'Real Webservers' configured with the Internal IP of the protected webserver. The protected webserver is on an Internal LAN (through the ASA). The WAF is working fine.
I've tried hitting http://server/cmd.exe, expecting an IIS rule to trigger (it's worked before).
I haven't setup the 'advanced' tab yet, so in theory, it should be working, right?
However, I wonder that since there's only one NIC, the IPS isn't effective.