publishing web with symantec 320 firewall

[fabio]

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Hello group!!
I have this problem:
how cononfigure symantec sgs 320 publishing a web site on a server in the
internal lan.
I tried configuring inbound rule http but it does'nt work.
Tks

 

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On Thu, 10 Jun 2004 20:03:36 +0200, Fabio spoketh

>Hello group!!
>I have this problem:
>how cononfigure symantec sgs 320 publishing a web site on a server in the
>internal lan.
>I tried configuring inbound rule http but it does'nt work.
>Tks
>

Are you on the _outside_ of the firewall trying to publish to a web
server on the _inside_ of the firewall? If so, you'll probably need to
use FTP to transfer the files...


Lars M. Hansen
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hi lars!
thanx for you answer.
I'll try to better explain our problem (all ip are false)
we have a win2ksrv ip "172.0.0.1" acting as a web server
we have configured sgs 320 with external ip "207.46.130.108" and internal
"172.0.0.2"
in our sgs 320 we have configured an inbound rule for http
in this rule we have our 172.0.0.1 set as an application server.
we have followed the admin guide but it doesn't work

the same with ftp (we set up an ftp server for another proof)

no idea? thanx for your help

 

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On Fri, 11 Jun 2004 17:05:48 +0200, lorenzo di giorgio spoketh

>hi lars!
>thanx for you answer.
>I'll try to better explain our problem (all ip are false)
>we have a win2ksrv ip "172.0.0.1" acting as a web server
>we have configured sgs 320 with external ip "207.46.130.108" and internal
>"172.0.0.2"
>in our sgs 320 we have configured an inbound rule for http
>in this rule we have our 172.0.0.1 set as an application server.
>we have followed the admin guide but it doesn't work
>
>the same with ftp (we set up an ftp server for another proof)
>
>no idea? thanx for your help
>

Alright, I think I see what you are trying to do. You have a web server
running on a computer, and you want external clients to be able to
connect to it. For the record, "publishing web" is a term often used
when copying files to a web server.

Make sure that the default gateway settings on the W2K server are
pointing the correct IP address so that the packets from the W2K server
can find their way back to the internet.

Also make sure that there's nothing else running on the W2K server that
could possibly interfere with this traffic, such as IPSec rules or
software firewalls installed on the server.

Lars M. Hansen
www.hansenonline.net
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