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Posted to users@httpd.apache.org by "Barinek, Michael" <MB...@intrado.com> on 2002/02/06 20:30:00 UTC

IIS/COM+

We are using apache as our main web server and have a few in-house IIS/COM+
sites we would like to access or make public via apache. Is there a way to
configure apache to redirect to IIS...any suggestions?

I tried mod_proxy...this works some of the time. Mod_alias does not
work...the IIS site is behind our firewall w/only Apache on the front line.

Thanks,

Barinek
 



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RE: IIS/COM+

Posted by Joshua Slive <jo...@slive.ca>.
> From: Barinek, Michael [mailto:MBarinek@intrado.com]

> We are using apache as our main web server and have a few
> in-house IIS/COM+
> sites we would like to access or make public via apache. Is there a way to
> configure apache to redirect to IIS...any suggestions?
>
> I tried mod_proxy...this works some of the time. Mod_alias does not
> work...the IIS site is behind our firewall w/only Apache on the
> front line.

I think you'll need to be more specific about what "this works some of the
time" means.  The canoncial way to do this is using a mod_proxy "reverse
proxy" configuration.

Joshua.


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