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raffas
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December 2, 2024
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How to prevent SSL-VPN port from using all configured IP addresses

  • December 2, 2024
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WAN1 port has got 5 different IPs from the same block. I noticed SSL-VPN is active all of those IPs, but I wish for it to only reply to the main address.

Are you forced to write a specific firewall policy, or is there a way to only bind SSL-VPN service to a single, specific IP address?

2 replies

sjoshi
Staff
Staff
December 2, 2024

Hi,

 

Is the public IP directly  configured on the FGT interface or is there any upstream device

Thanks, Salon
dingjerry_FTNT
Staff
Staff
December 2, 2024

Hi @raffas ,

 

1) Create one loopback interface with one non-used IP and bind SSL VPN to this interface instead of WAN1;

2) Create one VIP with the Public IP that you need for SSL VPN and map to this loopback IP.  It's better to turn on port forwarding with the SSL VPN port number, i.e.:  10443

3) Create a firewall policy with VIP applied from WAN1 to this loopback Interface.

 

The rest are the regular SSL VPN configurations.

 

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