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Hi Shannon, > So.....I have a question then about configuring Reverse Proxy.... > #1 - In the "Proxy Requests to Remote Servers" area of the > configuration page in HTTP *ADMIN.....there are three fields: > Request Type; Local Virtual Path; Remote Server URL; > I can figure out Request Type; and Remote Server URL; However, I am not > sure what to put in the "Local Virtual Path" field. If my IP address to > this server was http://192.168.254.106...... and I wanted to point to > http://192.168.254.101 what would I put into these fields? The "virtual path" is the part of the URL between the server name and the "file name". It's called virtual, because it has normally not very much to do with your physical paths. So you could decide to reverse proxy all requests for /myspecial/ to another server called http://theotherserver/anotherspecialthing . But in your case, it should be / to http://192.168.254.101/. So you have a line ProxyPass / http://192.168.254.101/ in your Apache config, likely in the global container. > #2 - Because I have Reverse Proxy running on one HTTP Server, do I ALSO need > Forward Proxy enabled on the remote HTTP Server? I'm thinking NOT...but > thought I'd ask. No, not necessary. You use a forward proxy when you want your local people surf the web via your proxy. Your production web server has not to know whether it is directly "hit" or via your proxy. No configuration change necessary. Hope this helps! -- Mit freundlichen Grüssen / best regards Anton Gombkötö Organisation und Projektleitung Avenum Technologie GmbH Wien - Salzburg - Stuttgart http://www.avenum.com
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