Fortigate Request Filter By Domain
Hello Experts
I have a fortigate 80c model and i want to manage two domains on that same router.
The two domains will have web servers,
And i want to know, is there any way to filter web request that came into the router by domain name instead of IP addresses?
Thank you.
I have a fortigate 80c model and i want to manage two domains on that same router.
The two domains will have web servers,
And i want to know, is there any way to filter web request that came into the router by domain name instead of IP addresses?
Thank you.
ASKER
Hi myramu
Exactly what you wrote i have one public IP that i want to assign to a new domain,
and i want that the fortigate will have the option to filter web based request by domain name.
is this possible ?
Exactly what you wrote i have one public IP that i want to assign to a new domain,
and i want that the fortigate will have the option to filter web based request by domain name.
is this possible ?
It is not possible to route the traffic based on domain like in apache with a single IP address. FortiGate destination nat (VIP) just looks for IP address and port.
You can host the websites on different ports and use port forwarding or use apache server internally.
You can host the websites on different ports and use port forwarding or use apache server internally.
ASKER
Hi myramu
i forgot to Mention that i will assign a wildcard SSL certificate to the new domain,
and i need the web requests to be secured (port 443).
i know that i will have to use the VIP to port fwd the request,
what i am asking is will i be able to answer the requests with one web server (Apache)
and one dns server that will hold ALL of the sub domains ?
can you point me to the right configuration ?
thank you.
i forgot to Mention that i will assign a wildcard SSL certificate to the new domain,
and i need the web requests to be secured (port 443).
i know that i will have to use the VIP to port fwd the request,
what i am asking is will i be able to answer the requests with one web server (Apache)
and one dns server that will hold ALL of the sub domains ?
can you point me to the right configuration ?
thank you.
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Could you please explain bit more clear?
Do you want to route the traffic based on domain name like in apache (Only one public IP required)?