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Posted to users@httpd.apache.org by Jan-willem speckmann <Ja...@regus.com> on 2011/02/17 22:43:45 UTC
[users@httpd] relay or forward or route or redirect HTTP requests
Hi there.
Is it possible and if yes with what technique/program to achieve the
following:
Situation:
I have a network with a public accessible webserver on 'WAN-a'
Here runs an Apache server (CentOS Linux).
This server has a second interface 'LAN-b'
Further down on 'LAN-b' is a Cisco PABX (telephone server) that is
managed via an internal webserver (tomcat).
Goal:
The setup the apache server (or other server/program/...) on 'WAN-a' in
such a way that requests from external users are handled/passed/routed
via the internal 'LAN-b' to the webinterface of the PABX and vice versa.
I'm not sure if this is called routing, relaying, proxy, or ....
So I don't know in what direction I need to search and investigate for a
solution.
Any tips guiding/leading in the right direction are very welcome.
Thanks
Jan-Willem Speckmann
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