When a client tries to access the Web file manager it will be presented with a logon form We selected a HTML Form Authentication as client authentication method. Then the certificate must include all these names: , You should prepare Subject Alternative Name certificate that include all required server names.įor example, you may need to publish win2008svr5, win2008svr6 servers in your Internal network.
If you need to publish more than one server in the Internal network, Note, that you may use only one certificate per IP address. The certificate subject name must match the name of the Web Server in the External network, in our case.
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If you need Https support, you should prepare and install a certificate on the Forefront machine. Https is not strictly speaking required, but for secure connections it's likely you wish configure it. On standard ports 80 (Http) and 443 (Https). It is configured to listen on the external interface of the Forefront TMG machine, The Web Listener was named "HttpCommander Listener". Refer to the screenshots below for details. We sum up the most important options here. You should use the Web Listener Definition Wizard to create the listenerĪnd then tweak the remainder properties in the properties dialog. We demonstrate here the final result of creating a Web Listener. Publishing a single Web site or load balancer over HTTPS. Publishing a single Web site or load balancer over HTTP and The Forefront TMG server in the external network.įor general instructions on publishing a Web site see Win2008svr4 name resolves to 192.168.1.23, that is the IP address of In this example, we consider the most typical scenario when the Web file manager was allocated an independent server.įrom the outside the win2008svr4 server will be accessible under name. That may be not the best chose from the security point of view, but you spare one server. That is not a requirement, you may install the web file manager on the domain controller.
In this example we use a separate server to host HTTP Commander. The following hosts are located in the Internal network. Note that the domain is not known in the External network, it is in used in the Internal network only. You'll typically use pseudo-top-level domains like local, loc in such cases. We used a valid top-level domain com in the Internal network, although In your case the External network may be the Internet.Īll machines in the Internal firewall are joined in domain. The external network is yet another private network connected to the Internet through another firewall. The internal network is a private network of an organization that is connected to other world though Forefront TMG machine. In our example Forefront plays a role of Edge Firewall, it connect two networks: internal and external. See Planning Forefront TMG network topology. You may allow and force HTTPS connection from client to Forefront and/or from Forefront to the web server.īefore we start configuring Forefront TMG and HTTP Commander, let's examine network topology of the test network. Users in the internal network authenticate to Web file manager as usual, Forefront TMG is not involved. The user is automatically logged in to HTTP Commander once it's authenticated to Forefront. That means that the client do not need to authenticate twice: first to the firewall and second to HTTP Commander. We need to provide secure access to it from the outside, for example, from the Internet.įorefront TMG protects access to the Web file manager, users must authenticate to the firewallīefore they are allowed access to the internal resource.Īfter authenticating on the firewall user credentials are delegated to the target web server. We assume that HTTP Commander was installed in the Internal network and
HTTP Commander publishing does not essentially differ from publishing any other Web site, This article provides guidelines for publishing HTTP Commander application in Forefront TMG 2010. Publishing HTTP Commander through Forefront Threat Management Gateway 2010
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