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Re: [FW-1] Forwarding all traffic through a VPN



Geoffrey Moon schrieb:
>
> I have numerous VPNs (Sonicwalls) connecting my remote offices to my main
> site. All traffic bound for servers on the main site gets encrypted and sent
> trough the tunnel, and everything works great. Just one problem - I want all
> of my Internet browsing traffic from these remote sites to pass through my
> main site so it can be virus scanned, monitored and controlled from one
> central location.
>
> If my main site was a Sonicwall instead of FW1 it would be easy - they seem
> to support forwarding all traffic through the VPN as part of the
> configuration. Is there any way to do this with FW1? It doesn't seem
> possible to define an encryption domain on the Checkpoint side that includes
> the entire Internet. Am I missing something obvious here?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Geoff

Hi Geoff,

one solution could be to deny http requests to any www servers in the
internet on the sonicwalls. Allow http proxy connections to your FW-1.
Set up a HTTP security server as proxy on your FW-1 that accepts
connections from all clinets in the sonicwall'ed networks.
All clients must set the browser properties to use your FW-1 as proxy.

Kind regards/Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Jörg Oertel

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Joerg Oertel            Tel:02225/8820
MOSAIC SOFTWARE AG      Fax:02225/882201
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53340 Meckenheim        www.mosaic-ag.com

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