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daren3332

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I am using a user recording software (Veriato) that uses a physical server. I need to be able to access https://server.domain.local port 443 for the offsite users to be able to communicate with the physical server. How do I accomplish this? Server is Windows server 2016 standard and I have a cisco asa 5512.

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Daren
 
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You would have to open port 443 to inbound connections and forward port 443 to your server, I would not recommend doing this before consulting someone who is better at security than I am, you may want to set up a DMZ for this (putting your server on a separate network segment) so you internal network does not get compromised.

Again wait for some better security advice before doing any of this.
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You would have to open port 443 to inbound connections and forward port 443 to your server, I would not recommend doing this before consulting someone who is better at security than I am, you may want to set up a DMZ for this (putting your server on a separate network segment) so you internal network does not get compromised.

Again wait for some better security advice before doing any of this.
 
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