Publishing a Web Server with non-Standard SSL Ports

  • From: "Maurice A. Werner" <mwerner@xxxxxxxxx>
  • To: isalist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Thu, 26 Sep 2002 15:29:36 -0600

Thomas:

Publishing a web server with the standard ports (80 & SSL 443) is fairly
straightforward, however, we presently have a web server (single IP) that
we wish to publish through ISA that has multple websites with various
non-standard HTTPS ports (i.e., 9000, 9100, 9200, etc.). We are able to
access these web sites from behind ISA by creating a tunnel port range
(see MS Q283284). This works fine for outgoing requests. Do you have any
idea on how we could make this work for incoming requests to our published
web server?

Bye the way, we scrapped the poor man's DMZ and are using the extra NIC
for a separate internal network. This is a real advantage as we can
publish our Citrix XP browser on port 80 AND publish a web server at the
same time...

Thanks!

Maurice A. Werner


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