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DUO DNG

alenotfd23
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Hello everybody,

I'm new at duo DNG implementation and wanna ask you something.

That's a part in the documentation that states:"Open ports 80 and 443 in the perimeter firewall for HTTP and HTTPS external TCP traffic to and from the server"

Does this mean port forwarding in the perimeter firewall (DNG or load balancers, doesn't matter)?

 

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ccieexpert
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port 80 and 443 are for the user to connect to the DNG that is in the DMZ... i am not sure where your load balancers are ? are they internal or external ?  when you configure the web application in Duo it should point the url to the DNG .. for the user to connect to the DNG you should have port 443 (or 80) open on the firewall.

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ccieexpert
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port 80 and 443 are for the user to connect to the DNG that is in the DMZ... i am not sure where your load balancers are ? are they internal or external ?  when you configure the web application in Duo it should point the url to the DNG .. for the user to connect to the DNG you should have port 443 (or 80) open on the firewall.

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Thanks for your reply.

In my case I don't have load balancers (was just for reference, in case they were used but the logic applies the same), DNG is in DMZ Zone. So for the users to reach DNG is mandatory to have port forwarding for 443 and 80 (and Security access rule that accepts this traffic ofc).

 

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ccieexpert
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that is the only way users can talk to the DNG.. the DNG is like a reverse proxy, so it needs to be accessible to users. the video on that explains it.

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