On 02/19/2017 12:50 PM, Oscar Segarra wrote:
Hi Uri,
Is there any public documentation for configuring the http/https proxy?
In my scenario, I have 2 hypervisors and I don't know exactly how to
redirect each port to each hypervisor.
And regarding your comments, host_ip and host_port (in first and second
command) belong to the reverse proxy or the hypervisor?
Thanks a lot for your help
One proxy server you can try is squid (squid-cache.org).
Perhaps one of the examples on its site fits your needs.
In the command below, host is the hypervisor.
If you want to hide the hypervisor ip address and port
perhaps a more sophisticated proxy can be used and that
command line will be a bit different. I never tried it.
Regards,
Uri.
El 19 feb. 2017 10:48 a. m., "Uri Lublin" <uril@xxxxxxxxxx>
On 02/19/2017 08:07 AM, Oscar Segarra wrote:
Hi,
First of all, I'd like to say that I'm not sure enough I'm
writing to
the correct mailing list, I have not been able to find a common
users
mailing list.
I'm planning to deploy a VDI solution based on SPICE. I'd like
to grant
access through the Internet to the VDI desktops but I don't want to
expose the hypervisors to the Internet.
Using virt-viewer or remote-viewer (not the html5 feature as I
want USB
redirection), is there any trick to make this scenario work:
/Internet --> FW --> Kind of spice reverse proxy --> FW -->
Hypervisors
(more than one)./
Hi,
If you have an http/https proxy server, please try:
SPICE_PROXY=proxy_ip:proxy_port remote-viewer host_ip:host_port
Hope that helps,
Uri.
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