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Re: Web access to web server in private LAN


From: Bhavatosh <bhavatosh () gmail com>
Date: Thu, 09 Mar 2006 18:18:42 +0530

You can use Reverse proxy.

The Network will be like this.

Client Browser (www.yourdomain.com/urdepartment )--> Reverse Proxy -->
Actual web server (Department web server).


Here yourdomain is the IIS server which you are already running.

The one is coming into my mind is Novell iChain.

Regards,
Bhavatosh



On Tue, 2006-02-21 at 08:57 +0100, David Moneo wrote:
Hello everybody,

my organization has an Apache web server for world wide access in the
DMZ. Right now, another department want to made their own IIS server
(installed on their private LAN) available from the Internet. How can
I manage that kind of access without moving the IIS to the DMZ? Could
I use a reverse proxy or something like that?

Thanks in advance and best regards

DM

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