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myantsle.local login page exposed to internet
I just noticed that when an unsecure web server (http://mydomain.com) is configured in nginx to a registered domain (ie. mydomain.com), and you try to make a secure connection to the same domain (httpS://mydomain.com), it redirects to the myantsle.local login page is displayed.
Is there a way to block that? One should be able to not have the login page exposed to a brute force attack on the internet.
-akak
Yes, this is the default behavior of edgeLinux and nginx to redirect HTTPS to port 3000 on the antsle to access antMan. Hence, if you go to https://your-antsle-ip, it will be re-directed to the antMan Console.
However, if you've got virtual hosts file configured to go to your specified antlet, the HTTPS should be re-directed to your antlet.
You can also contact us at support@antsle.com so we can look into your specific setup.