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03-20-2013 08:17 AM
When using port with address of External Gateway on Global protect, 5.0.3 does not accept this.
it is working on 5.0.2
03-20-2013 08:57 AM
Hello,
why you are using the interface with a port number?
03-20-2013 08:59 AM
Because 443 is busy for some of our customers.And they do not want to change port of the other service.
03-29-2013 12:38 PM
Ok, so you can create a public IP loopback address and then use that as your portal. I agree that it appears to be a bug, but you have a workaround that allows you to upgrade to 5.0.3 (correct?) Thanks
03-29-2013 02:05 PM
Ok.. making an assumption here. in 5.0.2, you could have 183.23.34.45:444 as the GW. Instead of configuring your portal to send down 183.23.34.45:444, (in 5.0.3) why not have it continue to send 183.23.34.45 and just ask those new users to add the :444 port number (presuming existing GP users already have 183.23.34.45:444 in their configuration on the GP agent) Would that work. No reason why it should not. Thoughts?
03-29-2013 02:12 PM
Because if you don't write any port it uses 443 as I know.if you write in portal ....45 it will use port 443 by default.
When you connect to portal you do not choose your gateway(if you don't have a license and not configured) it automaticly goes trough the gw configured with 443.
So the problem is not portal , it is gateway.
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