Re: SSL Reverse Proxy

From: Daniel Williams <dwilliams(at)datainventory.com>
Date: Tue Apr 29 2003 - 17:55:39 EDT

Question, is server A and B configured for https or http?

If server A and B are configured to use http, then you could use Apache. Apache would terminate your https connections to mydomain.com, then use mod_proxy to redirect to servers A and B. Here is an example Apache 1.3.x config, from Apache's online manual, http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_proxy.html#proxypassreverse

SSL server config, hosting https://mydomain.com/

   ProxyPass /appA/ http://appA.mydomain.com/    ProxyPassReverse /appA/ http://appA.mydomain.com/

   ProxyPass /appB/ http://appB.mydomain.com/    ProxyPassReverse /appB/ http://appB.mydomain.com/

This may help.         

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Received on Wed Apr 30 12:32:01 2003