Re: tcp/ip port mapping and url path

We do use apache, but the 3 port instances are hosting content for the
same url... 

Pete Helgren <Pete@xxxxxxxxxx> 11/16/2006 2:11:24 PM >>>

What HTTP server are you suing on the iSeries?  Apache should be able
to 
handle this with virtual host entries.  They can all go in and out on 
port 80.  Apache figures out by URL what instance to send the request
to.

Something like this perhaps:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/vhosts/name-based.html

Pete Helgren



Jeff Day wrote:

Hi Everyone,
 
I've run into a situation with HTTP where I have 3 different HTTP

web

instances running on an AS/400 v5r3, and before they go through our
firewall and hit the outside world, I need to bring them all together

on

port 80 (default HTTP.)  To clarify, the url paths for all 3 are
different/unique as well.  
 
The other side of this is, when the requests come into our network

on

port 80, I need to segregate the requests to their correct ports,

before

the requests hit the web server on the 400. I have been looking at a
variety of ways to do this, including NAT on the 400, which seems to

be

able to handle all of what I need EXCEPT the segregating by url path.

 I

am curious if there are Exit Point Programs available, that may do

this

last piece for me.
 
The other question is, if I turn NAT on, will it only affect what I
specify, or will it affect all TCP/IP activity on that machine?
 
I'd really appreciate any advice, comments, etc. you can share with

me

on this. 
 
Thank you,
Jeff

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