Am 17.01.2013 16:37, schrieb Geert Lugtenberg: > Okay, here to answer my own question. And it pretty dumb that I didn’t see > it, as I’m sure most of you did. > > In the below setup, www.example.com on the DNS points to the load balancer. > The balancer > sends requests to TS and in remap.conf of TS I have this rule: > > map http://www.example.com http://www.example.com > > Of course, when resolving www.example.com, TS maps to the load balancer > again! And so on. > TS should be remapped to an ip address
no, you simply need to provide on the traffic-server a DNS-resolver which points to the ip-address of the target and not to the trafficserver again dnsmasq as example can use a simple hosts file what i do is fetch with a web-service the whole list of ServerName / ServerAlias from a target-server from our infrastrcuture backends and write a hosts file with any hosted name and origin-ip this way we simply decide with the "normal" DNS if a site should be served with trafficserver or directly the origin depending on page-load
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