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Two services with same port
Hello,
sorry for that question but i am new @ fortigate and firewalls. I am try to learn it in a testlab.
So i have one public IP and i what to use https für my Exchange Server and a webinterface. But i can create only one nat rule with one public ip. So how can i solve this. shoud i order a secound public adress ( when yes how i set up my fortinet)
thanks fpr our help
PS: i use the fortinet in a NAT mode.
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hi,
and welcome to the forums.
You are right, you can only forward one public IP address if you forward ALL ports. That' s logical.
If you port-forward to 2 different destination ports 443, then you have to use 2 different external ports, like
ext -> int
443 -> 443 server 1
4430 -> 443 server 2
Each translation requires one VIP of it' s own, and one policy each to make it work.
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Thanks for your answere.
Ok that also means i have to add the port to the webadress (web.domain.com:4430) from extern! Is this right?
Alternativ i can order a secound ip-adress and how can i add this to my fortigate?
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Yes, you add the custom port to the URL.
A second public WAN IP address would be serviced by a second VIP - there is (nearly) no limit how many external IPs can be serviced by the FGT.
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thanks again i give it a try.
