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Posted to users@httpd.apache.org by Rich Bowen <rb...@rcbowen.com> on 2003/01/09 23:42:18 UTC

[users@httpd] Proxy question (Was Re: How do I??)

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On Thu, 9 Jan 2003 paul_aviles@ultimatesoftware.com wrote:

> I looked over the apache proxy and pass through documentation and I could
> not figure this out. I have one IP to the internet that goes to a
> firewall.  The only controls I have at the firewall is to tell it where to
> send the traffic for a particular port, so port 80 is router to a NAT
> internal ip address of 10.5.36.9 and this is an apache server.  That part
> works great.
>
> My issue is now that I have another Web server (Domino) with IP address of
> 10.5.36.12 and obviouly this one is not accessible from the outside. What
> I want to do is to setup apache to listen for any incoming request that
> end with .nsf (the default extension for Domino databases) and act as a
> proxy or pass through to the 10.5.36.12 IP address to people can connect
> to that server from the outside.
>
> I have tried with a few hundred combinations of settings and still does
> not work. Is this possible?

I'd be curious as to what you tried, but ...

ProxyPass /domino/ http://10.5.36.12/
ProxyPassReverse /domino/ http://10.5.36.12/

Then you'd access the site via

http://external.server.com/domino/

Rich
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Success to failure. Just a matter of degrees.
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