Re: Sharing Port 80

[MEovino@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Sorry to dredge up an old thread, but I was researching the archives and
found something that may solve my problems, but I don't really understand
how to implement the suggestion.

Rob Berendt mentioned that he has multiple Domino servers on a single 400
and doesn't want to use separate ports.

Brad Stone suggested the following:

PASS /* /first/* www.first.com (or 192.23.4.55)
PASS /* /second/* www.second.com (or 192.23.4.56)

And I have some questions:

Did that work?
Where do you add the PASS directives?  WRKHTTPCFG?  The httpd.cnf files for
your various Domino servers?  Elsewhere?
Do you have to have different IP addresses for the different servers?

Here's our particular situation:

We have Domino listening on Port 80, and the IBM HTTP Server listening on
8080.  This is causing us some trouble, because some companies'
firewalls/proxy servers won't allow http traffic on anything but 80 to come
through.  So I'd like to have both listen on 80.  I'd like:

www.estes-express.com to point to the IBM HTTP Server and
domino.estes-express.com to point to the Domino Server

I want to keep using the Domino server to serve Domino databases, but I
want to use the IBM HTTP Server to do everything else (right now the IBM
server is only running Net.Data and RPG CGI programs).  And I can't put
them on separate IP addresses.  Is what I want even possible?  If so, is it
practical?

Mike Eovino
E-commerce and Customer Development Manager
Estes Express Lines
http://www.estes-express.com

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