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Apache and IIS questions
Good morning,
We are wondering if is it possible to have Microsoft IIS running
as an application server to Apache running on Sun Solaris? We're looking
at an application that only runs on IIS, but we don't want IIS in our DMZ.
We'd like to keep the IIS app server on our internal network and use
Apache running on Solaris in our DMZ to serve up the web content. Would
this be a matter of finding a mod_jk that will let Apache connect to IIS?
If such a mod_jk exists, do you know where to find it?
Thanks
Pete Knoll
Web server software support
IS Enterprise Technology
Office: (248) 312-6449
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Re: Apache and IIS questions
Posted by "Gregor J. Rothfuss" <gr...@apache.org>.
Peter.J.Knoll@Flagstar.com wrote:
> Is mod_proxy a Microsoft technology that would live on the IIS
> server or an Apache technology that would be on the Sun Solaris server?
it's an apache module. note that this is a well-known architectural
pattern known as reverse proxying, and there are implementations
available for all web servers. mod_proxy is just the one you'd use on an
apache frontend.
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Re: Apache and IIS questions
Posted by Pe...@Flagstar.com.
Is mod_proxy a Microsoft technology that would live on the IIS
server or an Apache technology that would be on the Sun Solaris server?
Thanks
Pete Knoll
Web server software support
IS Enterprise Technology
Office: (248) 312-6449
"Gregor J. Rothfuss" <gr...@apache.org>
04/07/2005 11:23 AM
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Peter.J.Knoll@Flagstar.com wrote:
> Good morning,
>
> We are wondering if is it possible to have Microsoft IIS running
> as an application server to Apache running on Sun Solaris? We're looking
> at an application that only runs on IIS, but we don't want IIS in our
DMZ.
> We'd like to keep the IIS app server on our internal network and use
> Apache running on Solaris in our DMZ to serve up the web content. Would
> this be a matter of finding a mod_jk that will let Apache connect to
IIS?
> If such a mod_jk exists, do you know where to find it?
mod_jk is specific to tomcat. in your case, you probably want to just
use mod_proxy to proxy your IIS into the DMZ
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Re: Apache and IIS questions
Posted by "Gregor J. Rothfuss" <gr...@apache.org>.
Peter.J.Knoll@Flagstar.com wrote:
> Good morning,
>
> We are wondering if is it possible to have Microsoft IIS running
> as an application server to Apache running on Sun Solaris? We're looking
> at an application that only runs on IIS, but we don't want IIS in our DMZ.
> We'd like to keep the IIS app server on our internal network and use
> Apache running on Solaris in our DMZ to serve up the web content. Would
> this be a matter of finding a mod_jk that will let Apache connect to IIS?
> If such a mod_jk exists, do you know where to find it?
mod_jk is specific to tomcat. in your case, you probably want to just
use mod_proxy to proxy your IIS into the DMZ
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