We use Check Point URL filtering for controlling the access to websites hosted outside the organization and we follow blacklisting mechanism to block access to a particular website. Now, in my scenario, I have a web server(behind the CHKP FW) hosting multiple websites using the same IP(10.10.10.100--NATed-to-a-public-IP-on CHKP) and port 80 for all the websites. The differentiation of each site can be done using the HTTP unique attribute called Host Header.
My Questions:
1. Is there a way we can use URL filtering to block access to a few of my webserver from the Internet?
2. If not, do we have any other way?
Note: As both IP addresses and Port numbers are same for all the internal web servers I cannot use NAT and FW rule base to block certain sites.
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