This forum is closed to new posts and
responses. Individual names altered for privacy purposes. The information contained in this website is provided for informational purposes only and should not be construed as a forum for customer support requests. Any customer support requests should be directed to the official HCL customer support channels below:
Slightly off-topic, but... ~George Cisluterakol 25.Nov.03 11:09 PM a Web browser Domino Server All ReleasesAll Platforms
I've contemplated setting up an Apache webserver to be a reverse-proxy for Domino... that is, keeping the Domino server on a purely internal network (rfc1918 ip address, not routable to the outside world) and exposing only Apache to the outside, as a bastion host, relaying http requests from the outside world over to the inside Domino server. I've done this before, for an IIS application that runs on a Windows server, and Apache in the middle proxies for this server perfectly. For some odd reason, I just can't seem to trust placing a Windows box directly routable to the outside Internet :-) Anyway, does anyone know if this Apache-as-server-proxy scenario has been tried with Domino or not?