Re: How forward all ports with apache reverse proxy?

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Hi and Thank you Terry
I want that apache forward all request this the server, not only http request but also ftp, sftp, telnet, 8080 etc.
I tried to setting so but it didn't work, I search on google, but I didn't found anything.
Thank you

<VirtualHost *> 

        ServerName example.domain.com 

        <Proxy *> 
                Order deny,allow 
                Allow from all 
        </Proxy> 

        ProxyPass / http://example.domain.com/ 
        ProxyPassReverse / http://example.domain.com/ 

</VirtualHost>

OR

<VirtualHost *:*> 

        ServerName example.domain.com 

        <Proxy *> 
                Order deny,allow 
                Allow from all 
        </Proxy> 

        ProxyPass / http://example.domain.com/ 
        ProxyPassReverse / http://example.domain.com/ 

</VirtualHost>




On 09/09/2011 16:12, Terry Carmen wrote:

Quoting Carachi <carachi83@xxxxxxxxx>:

> Hi,
> I have this problem: I use apache like a reverse proxy for web
> request, but I want that all ports are forward to the server. How can
> I configure apache for forward all ports?
> Below there is an example of my apache configuration.
>
What do you mean by "all ports"?

Which ports do you want in addition to 80 and 443?

What are you trying to do?

Terry



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