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Good Day
Maybe this is teh wrong way to do this, but it works in other places. I have researched this extensively and found no absolute but easy to understand way to accomplish this, so please excuse my ignorance, this post
is really two weeks after I started the project.
I have one IP address and two servers. I would like to make both servers visible from that one ip based on the requested host.
This works for an Exchange server (even with SSL) on one internal host and I cannot get it to work on another host with SSL.
Here is the relevant part of the httpd.conf:
<VirtualHost 0.0.0.0:80> ServerName publicaddress1.com ProxyPass / http://internaladdress1.local/ ProxyPassReverse / http://internaladdress1.local/ </VirtualHost>
<VirtualHost 0.0.0.0:443> ServerName publicaddress1.com ProxyPass / https://internaladdress1.local/ ProxyPassReverse / https://internaladdress1.local/ </VirtualHost>
<VirtualHost 0.0.0.0:80> ServerName publicaddress2.com ProxyPass / http://internaladdress2.local/ ProxyPassReverse / http://internaladdress2.local/ </VirtualHost>
<VirtualHost 0.0.0.0:443> ServerName publicaddress2.com ProxyPass / https://internaladdress2.local/ ProxyPassReverse / https://internaladdress2.local/ # ProxyPass Support for Internal Exchange Server ProxyPreserveHost On #OWA % character in email subject fix RewriteEngine On RewriteMap percentsubject int:escape RewriteCond $1 ^/exchange/.*\%.*$ RewriteRule (/exchange/.*) ${percentsubject:$1} [P] #OWA ProxyPass /exchange https://internaladdress2.local/exchange ProxyPassReverse /exchange https://internaladdress2.local/exchange ProxyPass /owa https://internaladdress2.local/owa ProxyPassReverse /owa https://internaladdress2.local/owa ProxyPass /Exchange https://internaladdress2.local/exchange ProxyPassReverse /Exchange https://internaladdress2.local/exchange ProxyPass /exchweb https://internaladdress2.local/exchweb ProxyPassReverse /exchweb https://internaladdress2.local/exchweb ProxyPass /public https://internaladdress2.local/public ProxyPassReverse /public https://internaladdress2.local/public ProxyPass /iisadmpwd https://internaladdress2.local/iisadmpwd ProxyPassReverse /iisadmpwd https://internaladdress2.local/iisadmpwd #OMA ProxyPass /oma https://internaladdress2.local/oma ProxyPassReverse /oma https://internaladdress2.local/oma #ActiveSync (for WM5+ devices) ProxyPass /Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync https://internaladdress2.local/Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync ProxyPassReverse /Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync https://internaladdress2.local/Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync # End of Exchange settings </VirtualHost>
Seriously I have been at this over a week now, and here is what happens:
1. If I open http://publicaddress2.com, I get http://internaladdress2.local contents and the browser address bar shows http://publicaddress2.com and all the relevant links work fine, the site functions well and as expected.
2. If I open http://publicaddress1.com, I get http://internaladdress1.local contents and the browser address bar shows http://publicaddress1.com and all the relevant link work fine, the site functions well and as expected.
3. If I open https://publicaddress2.com, I get https://internaladdress2.local contents and the browser address bar shows http://publicaddress2.com and all the relevant link work fine, the site functions well and as expected. All the virtual directories and all Exchange functionality is fine, so I know the links all work as do the script requests etc.
4. But, for some reason, if I open https://publicaddress1.com, I get 404 and the browser address bar shows http://internaladdress1.com and all the relevant link work fine, the site functions well and as exzpected. I tried to rewrite with as much mixed success as there are opinions to do this...
Any help is greatly appreciated, I know from my research there are a heap of people battlinf with this, so I am confident a solution will be suitable for many users, not just me.
Many thanks in advance.
Gund
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