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I edited the title, meant to say 'shops'
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depends on what you want to do. I have a solution on hand where a tunnel is set up from a linux host to another linux host, and the mod_proxy module used to alias <a href="http://server/otherserver/" rel="ugc">http://server/otherserver/</a>&nbsp;to <a href="http://localhost:tunnel/" rel="ugc">http://localhost:tunnel/</a>&nbsp;so that requests are forward on to another server (that is out-of-the-box apache, with a bit of scripting to restart the tunnel if it drops)
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depends on what you want to do. I have a solution on hand where a tunnel is set up from a linux host to another linux host, and the mod_proxy module used to alias http://server/otherserver/ [http://server/otherserver/] to http://localhost:tunnel/ [http://localhost:tunnel/] so that requests are forward on to another server (that is out-of-the-box apache, with a bit of scripting to restart the tunnel if it drops)

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What apache app performs that. &nbsp; Is it the apacher server itself, or a separate module altogether. &nbsp;How would I invoke this. &nbsp;Could it be used by ActiveMQ or other apache products.
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What apache app performs that.   Is it the apacher server itself, or a separate module altogether.  How would I invoke this.  Could it be used by ActiveMQ or other apache products.

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For Apache software behind a DMZ, what products would be a good choice for proxy or tunneling services.<br />
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Does Apache itself provide this. &nbsp;I was reading about Apache Common Proxy, but it seemed like more of an interface, rather than an executable agent
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For Apache software behind a DMZ, what products would be a good choice for proxy or tunneling services.

Does Apache itself provide this.  I was reading about Apache Common Proxy, but it seemed like more of an interface, rather than an executable agent

Tunneling and Proxy support for Apache shops

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