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Posted to users@httpd.apache.org by David Culp <dc...@mcleodhealth.org> on 2003/04/10 21:09:23 UTC
[users@httpd] Newbie - Dual-Homed Reverse Proxy -
I have a dual-homed Apache 1.3.27 server setup as a SSL Reverse Proxy:
eth0 - 10.10.10.1 Private
eth1 - 198.10.10.1 Public
<httpd.conf> : Listen 198.10.10.1:443
Iptables Firewall - Policy: Deny all
Accept all on eth0
Allow tcp port 443 on public inbound, only established
outbound
This server acts as a secure reverse proxy to some of our internal web
servers.
The system is working except one instance where I'm proxying to a 3rd party
server (known
on our private network only). From sniffer (tcpdump) traces, it looks like
the server is
trying to attach out the public interface ?
Questions:
- How does one ensure that the only traffic leaving the public
interface is associated
with the client's connection ?
- Will Virtual Hosts need to be used ?
- Will Static Routes need to be added ?
Thanks for your help ?
David
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