Re: Apache reverse proxy configuration and ip addresses

[Nathan Andelin <nandelin@xxxxxxxxx>]

Maybe 10.2.0.109 the address of your PC on the network, that get's picked
up in the log as the originator of the requests.



On Thu, Jan 18, 2018 at 3:01 PM, Dean Eshleman <Dean.Eshleman@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

> Hi,
>
> We have two Apache servers on our IBM I that is in the DMZ.  They are
> setup to listen on different ip addresses and different ports.  These
> servers are for web services.
>
> System 1 - IBMi in DMZ
> Apache Server 1 listens on IP Address 10.2.0.31 port 10200
> Apache Server 2 listens on IP Address 10.2.0.109 port 10000
>
> I'm adding a reverse proxy setup to Server 1 so that it forwards requests
> back to another Apache server on an IBM I (System 2) in our trusted
> network.  When I test this setup, the Apache access log on System 2 shows
> the client ip address as 10.2.0.109.  I was expecting it to be 10.2.0.31.
> Anyone know why that is?
>
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