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HTTP to HTTPS translation

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vlevalois (IS/IT--Management)
20 Apr 11 11:57
We have a TZ190 and what I'm trying to do, is translate the public IP to a private IP for browsing purposes.  I want to assign port 8081 from the outside to translate to port 80 on the inside.

What happens is the machine in question will switch to HTTPS and that's when things don't work.  

In NAT policies, I have:

Any>Original>WAN Primary IP>"Internal IP">service 8081>HTTP>Any>Any

In WAN>LAN I have:

Any>WAN Primary IP>service 8081> Allow
Any>WAN Primary IP>HTTPS> Allow

I'm not sure what I'm missing to allow https to translate back to my custom port 8081.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks!
vlevalois (IS/IT--Management)
20 Apr 11 12:03
Ah nevermind, figured it out.

Just translated 8081 into HTTPS and it all worked fine. :)
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