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How to use Apache proxy on Openfire

Asked by SW111 in Apache Web Server, Web Hosting, Web Services and WCF

Tags: apache mod proxy web service

We have a number of server behind a firewall on the dmz zone.
Some of these servers are offering http service (either for management or one that users actually need to login).

The problem is that we have only 1 IP address. (say 1.1.1.1)
The good news is that most of these servers (not all) can easily change the port that we need to use to something other than 80 (say port 1234 for server A, 2345 for server B, 3456 for server C, and so on)

We have no problem accessing the sites from the internet (remote location) by entering: 1.1.1.1:1234, 1.1.1.1:2345 and so on.

we want to be able to access each service using our domain name:
http://mydomain.com/serverA/
http://mydomain.com/serverB/
http://mydomain.com/serverC/
and so on.

So I've setup a mod_proxy addon on  a machine, which is using Apache. I setup the firewall to route port 80 to this machine and I added something like this to httpd.conf:

ProxyPass /serverA http://50.0.0.5:12345/serverA
ProxyPassReverse /serverA http://50.0.0.5:1234/serverA

ProxyPass /serverB http://50.0.0.5:12345/serverB
ProxyPassReverse /serverB http://50.0.0.5:1234/serverB

which seems to work only for the front page. As soon as the user entered their credential via a login screen then we'll immediately see either a messed up page or a not found page.

Can someone please help? We've been trying to solve this problem for almost a year....




 
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