CSCva43065 RV32x-Access to Internal Web Server Broken with Web Filtering Enabled

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Updated:August 3, 2017
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CSCva43065 RV32x-Access to Internal Web Server Broken with Web Filtering Enabled

Summary

Access to internal web server does not work when the web filtering feature is enabled but works fine when it is disabled.

Date Identified

July 11, 2016

Date Resolved

Jan 13, 2017

Products Affected

Model

Firmware Version

RV320, RV325

1.2.1.14, 1.3.1.10
 
 
 
 
 

Issue Description

Access to internal web server does not work when web filtering feature is enabled but works fine when it is disabled. Response packets that access the internal web server did not go thru Network Address Translation (NAT) path correctly. The initial Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) handshake completes, but the GET request is filtered.

Resolution

Adjust the path of the response packet.

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