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09-20-2016
07:58 AM
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Remember to create the Policy rule to allow the traffic that is being NATed. Your destination zone will be the DMZ, but your destination IP has to be the public IP. In your configuration, you may run into an ssl issue. The client are requesting a secured connection on port 443 and you are serving them a non-secured connection on port 80. The above videos will make it clear as well.
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09-20-2016
06:55 AM
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Remember to create the Policy rule to allow the traffic that is being NATed. Your destination zone will be the DMZ, put your destination IP has to be the public IP. In your configuration, you may run into an ssl issue. The client are requesting a secured connection on port 443 and you are serving them a non-secured connection on port 80. The above videos will make it clear as well.
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