HAProxy Port Redirect Internal

andrew_cb

@spiker Mouse over L7STS/405 and see what it says.

I am doing the same thing that you are trying, and it works for me.
I do see that my Http check method is set to GET instead of OPTIONS, so try that and see if that fixes the health check status.

spiker

@viragomann

Ok turned SSL offloading back on, and selected the valid cert I set up with Acme/letsencrypt.

I set the new front end to listen on 2443 and killed all the ACL's and set the default backend to PFsense_FWL

did not blur out my domain but I do not plan on opening any services from WAN anyway.

spiker

@andrew_cb

"I am doing the same thing that you are trying, and it works for me.
I do see that my Http check method is set to GET instead of OPTIONS, so try that and see if that fixes the health check status."

viragomann

@spiker
This is the web UI directly accessed.

What do you get without the port stated?

Edit:
Oh well, your frontend ist listening on port 2443 now.

viragomann

As the error message indicates, your web UI is forced to use https, but HAproxy uses http for accessing it.

spiker

@viragomann

Yeah directly accessed would be on port 10443, and that works just fine, cert and all.

I do have a rule on all other interfaces/networks to block port 10443, but I am on the network that is stated in the front end and that interface has no rule to block 10443 to the FWL address.

spiker

@viragomann

Yeah I am using https to access it, crome will redirect to https anyway even if I try http.

viragomann

@spiker
I was talking about the backend.
Do you still have "Encrypt (SSL)" checked and "SSL checks" unchecked in the backend?

spiker

@viragomann

I have the reverse at the moment.

spiker

Hey that worked....

Thank you for your time here guys, I am new to all of this but you guys were amazing.

spiker

I put back on the ACL and moved the front end listener to 443 and it all works... Pushed the cert for the web management page back to the self signed one and HAProxy is SSL offloading with the signed cert! Man cant thank you guys enough.

viragomann

@spiker
Great!

Remember, "Encrypt (SSL)" means, that HAproxy uses HTTPS to connect to the backend.
"SSL checks" means, that it checks the SSL certificate of the backend server. I.e. the certificate has to be valid.

spiker

@viragomann

Thank you, I had that a bit flipped in my mind!