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Sending HTTPS requests to a different port when 443 is already in use on another server

Asked by swwells in HTTP, Networking Hardware Firewalls, Internet Telephony Service Providers (ITSPs)

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Hi I'm having a problem trying to get a new file transfer product working.

The problem is I'm already using port 443 for an exchange server connection on one machine behind my firewall. This works great and the routing to this is fine.

The problem is I have a request to implement a HTTPS file transfer service that needs to be installed on another server behind the firewall. Therefore I believe I have to use a different port for this connection as I will have to port forward to a different IP address?

I've set the file transfer product up to use port 8090 and this works when accessing using the internal IP (e.g. https://10.232.14.4:8090/). I've set the port forward on the firewall to forward all port 8090 tcp traffic to the IP address of the File transfer server. But when I try the outward facing IP address (from both behind the firewall and infront on it) e.g. https://213.145.14.5:8090/ I can not get a connection.

To test that the file tranfer service worked I changed the port forward of 443 to the File tranfer server and change the server port accordingly and all worked fine.

So is there something I have missed (e.g. can't use :8090 in the URL) or anything else I could check?

many thanks,

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