[users@httpd] Proxy to IIS problems

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Title: Proxy to IIS problems

I've searched for days for answers to this problem and tried every offered solution I found on blogs, mailing lists and forums, but still having problems.  I was hoping a direct request might turn up better answers from smarter minds.

I have a Win2k3 Server setup with JBoss, Apache and IIS.  I'm attempting to get Apache to act as a proxy to IIS.  I've made some headway, but in the end, I still end up with a 400 response from Apache.  Here's what I've done to date.

1.  Disabled socket pooling on IIS and used httpcfg to tell it to listen only to 192.168.1.204 and 127.0.0.1
        http://www.orbwave.com/images/iis/httpcfg_setup.jpg

2.  Added a virtual host to Apache to forward requests with the header "www.fusioncube.net" to 192.168.1.204
        http://www.orbwave.com/images/iis/apache_setup.jpg

3.  Configured my web site to accept requests only to 192.168.1.204, port 80, with header "www.fusioncube.net"
        http://www.orbwave.com/images/iis/iis_setup.jpg


Now, with the fusioncube.net web site stopped, I get a "502 Bad Gateway" response from Apache - like I would expect.  However, once I start the IIS website to accept the request, I get the "400 Bad Request" response.

        208.40.145.252 - - [18/Jul/2006:10:09:52 -0400] "GET / HTTP/1.1" 400 39

The steps I followed is the culmination of all the information I could find on the Internet.  If I'm missing something critical, or have left a step out, or need to do something additional, please offer any advise you can as I totally bamboozled at this point.

Thanks in advance,
Steve


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