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External (Reverse?) Captive Portal

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    tacabana
    last edited by Nov 7, 2006, 2:33 AM

    I have the current setup.

    ISP
          |
      DMZ Subnet
          |
      IPSEC VPN Hardware
          |
      VPN Subnet
          |
    Mail Server

    I have been asked to allow access to the corporate mail server's web interface from the Internet without requiring VPN software for each user, however I don't want to have to move the mail server from the VPN subnet.  Could a Captive Portal be used to provide access to authenticated users from the Internet (SSL VPN)?  If so, how?  A WAN link (routable interface) can't be chosen for a captive portal.

    IE.

    ISP
          |
      DMZ Subnet
          |    |–--------------------
          |                                    |
      IPSEC VPN Hardware      SSL Captive Portal
          |                                    |
          |                                    |
      VPN Subnet-------------------
          |
    Mail Server

    Notes:
    DMZ is routable /27 subnet using Proxy Arp.
    Using pfSense 1.0.1

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      sullrich
      last edited by Nov 7, 2006, 2:35 AM

      That is not currently possible, unfortunately.

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        hoba
        last edited by Nov 7, 2006, 2:35 AM

        This is more suitable for your needs: http://sourceforge.net/projects/sslexplorer/

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          tacabana
          last edited by Nov 7, 2006, 2:50 AM

          SSL-Explorer looks to be just the ticket.  Didn't know this project existed…

          Thanks to all for the very quick responses.

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            hoba
            last edited by Nov 7, 2006, 2:52 AM

            sslexplorer even has a built in java vpn client. It's pretty cool. Just forward the configured port to the ssl exporer and configure your users/apps there. I tested this at our office. works great.

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