Rashef
26th May 2009, 18:55
Hi,
I found out some thread with similar questions, but no one of them followed up...
This is my config:
ROUTER
↓
pfSense NAT/FW → LAN
↓
DMZ
There are several servers into the DMZ, providing different services... until now!
Since I have NOW two webserver I need to correctly redirect external requests, but I cannot understand how to do this because I need a strange config.
NODE1 (192.168.50.2) is a CentOS 5.3 mailserver, with RoundCube as webmail.
NODE2 (192.168.50.7) is a Mac OS X running Apache, PHP and MySQL, with lots of websites.
This is what I need
NODE1
http://webmail.myfirstdomain.com ➤ http://192.168.50.2/mail
NODE2
http://www.firsthost.com ➤ http://192.168.50.7/~firsthost_com
http://www.secondhost.com ➤ http://192.168.50.7/~secondhost_com
and so on...
I focused on a combine of mod_proxy a VirtualHosts on Node1 but I cannot understand how to do that...
I found out some thread with similar questions, but no one of them followed up...
This is my config:
ROUTER
↓
pfSense NAT/FW → LAN
↓
DMZ
There are several servers into the DMZ, providing different services... until now!
Since I have NOW two webserver I need to correctly redirect external requests, but I cannot understand how to do this because I need a strange config.
NODE1 (192.168.50.2) is a CentOS 5.3 mailserver, with RoundCube as webmail.
NODE2 (192.168.50.7) is a Mac OS X running Apache, PHP and MySQL, with lots of websites.
This is what I need
NODE1
http://webmail.myfirstdomain.com ➤ http://192.168.50.2/mail
NODE2
http://www.firsthost.com ➤ http://192.168.50.7/~firsthost_com
http://www.secondhost.com ➤ http://192.168.50.7/~secondhost_com
and so on...
I focused on a combine of mod_proxy a VirtualHosts on Node1 but I cannot understand how to do that...