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You need to provide more information. While there is a good chance that the answer to your question is yes, I'd recommend getting some outside help from a technical consultant. That way you can be sure you're doing things right when you set it all up.
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You need to provide more information. While there is a good chance that the answer to your question is yes, I'd recommend getting some outside help from a technical consultant. That way you can be sure you're doing things right when you set it all up.

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i have three backend servers iis, 2 apache <br />
all sites in all servers working with ssl <br />
i will install nginx,mode security , owsap to protect this server <br />
so i have to use nginx reverse proxy too thats right? <br />
any pref or link about setup ?
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i have three backend servers iis, 2 apache
all sites in all servers working with ssl
i will install nginx,mode security , owsap to protect this server
so i have to use nginx reverse proxy too thats right?
any pref or link about setup ?

Amin El-Zein

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Hello,<br />
I install nginx with mod security … I want to use it as waf for backend web servers.<br />
in this case do I have to enable reverse proxy on it ?<br />
what's about the https servers ?<br />
thanks.
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Hello,
I install nginx with mod security … I want to use it as waf for backend web servers.
in this case do I have to enable reverse proxy on it ?
what's about the https servers ?
thanks.

nginx+ mode  security for backend servers

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