Morning,
1.) create the a-records "marketing", "services" and "helpdesk" for
company.tld and "point" them to the public IP (like
pound.company.tld).
2.) and then...
Service
HeadRequire "Host: .*marketing.company.tld.*"
BackEnd
Address 192.168.25.25
Port 30000
End
End
Service
HeadRequire "Host: .*services.company.tld.*"
BackEnd
Address 192.168.25.25
Port 28978
End
End
and so on...that's how I would do it. I believe it's the proper way or
I completely misunderstood you :).
Cheers,
Andreas.
On Fri, Jul 31, 2009 at 4:03 AM, Chris Henderson<[email protected]> wrote:
> I have three virtual hosts on the same IP and I would like to setup
> reverse proxy for them. The first one works fine, not sure how to
> setup the other two.
>
> The following are my internal servers:
>
> http://marketing.company.tld:30000 ------> 192.168.25.25
>
> http://services.company.tld:28978 ------> 192.168.25.25
>
> http://helpdesk.company.tld:39485 ------> 192.168.25.25
>
> The following is my Pound server (which has public IP and publicly
> listed forward DNS entry):
>
> http://pound.company.tld
>
> My pound.cfg:
>
> User "nobody"
> Group "nobody"
> Control "/var/run/pound/ctl_socket"
>
> # Main listening ports
> ListenHTTP
> Address 0.0.0.0
> Port 80
> xHTTP 1
> End
>
> Service
> HeadRequire "Host: .*pound.company.tld.*"
> BackEnd
> Address 192.168.25.25
> Port 30000
> End
> End
>
> Thanks.
>
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