Help, has anyone successfully configured iNotes to work with Microsoft ISA server as the reverse proxy. I am a newbie to this and would appreciate any configuration info on the reverse proxy side.
Thanks
Help, has anyone successfully configured iNotes to work with Microsoft ISA server as the reverse proxy. I am a newbie to this and would appreciate any configuration info on the reverse proxy side.
Thanks
Subject: iNotes and Microsoft ISA Reverse Proxy
no, but I have successfully used Apache 2.x as a combination reverse proxy and ssl-encrypting firewall/front-end for iNotes
Subject: RE: iNotes and Microsoft ISA Reverse Proxy
Interesting. what can you tell us about your experience?
Regards
Rolf Pfotenhauer
Subject: Works great Linux + Apache as HTTPS Server Proxy
I set up a SuSE 9.0 Linux machine with two network interfaces, one for the public Internet, the other as a purely internal only network (a bastion host). Restricted the external interface to only allow incoming port 80 and port 443 traffic (SuSEFirewall2 makes these configs very easy and secure). Installed the latest Apache 2.xx with SSL and proxy modules and generated my own certificate. Configured the Apache server config files to use https on the outside URL and set up the ProxyPass and ProxyPassReverse directives to forward https requests on an exterior “fake” URL to point to a Domino server URL on the internal network which runs on a non-standard port. I did have to ProxyPass several more URLs than just the mail folder alone, plus also had to add one “RewriteRule” to get everything to run.Everything seems to be working well with it. Traffic between the proxy server and a web client on the outside gets encrypted with SSL and so far, we’ve not seen anything not work just like it does when hitting the Domino server direct from an internal network connection.
Subject: RE: Works great Linux + Apache as HTTPS Server Proxy
Can you post a “sanitized” version of your httpd.conf for us?
tia
Subject: RE: Works great Linux + Apache as HTTPS Server Proxy
Can you post your httpd.conf?
Subject: RE: Works great Linux + Apache as HTTPS Server Proxy