Virtual Hosts on seperate machines?

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Old 06-29-2003
Anthony M. Saffer
 
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Default Virtual Hosts on seperate machines?

Hey Everyone,

Simple question that I've not been able to figure out. I thought this was
possible but now am about to accept it isn't. What I need to do is to set up
a master machine with apache and then route traffic to other apache
webserver based on the domain name called. Something like this:

INTERNAL MACHINES BEHIND NAT:
192.168.111.1 - MASTER APACHE
192.168.111.2 - DOMAIN 1
192.168.111.3 - DOMAIN 2

So let's say that DOMAIN 1 holds everything for www.domain1.com. WHen a
request comes into the master apache server it should find a VHOST entry
that tells it where domain1 is being served from and route traffic to
192.168.111.2. Make sense? Can anyone help?

Anthony


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Old 06-29-2003
Anthony M. Saffer
 
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Default Re: Virtual Hosts on seperate machines?

<davide@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Anthony M. Saffer <anthony@nospam.safferconsulting.com> wrote:
> > Make sense?

>
> Yes.
>
> > Can anyone help?

>
> Use a proxy server or the Proxy module of Apache. See the documentation
> for mod_proxy.
>
> Davide


Thank you very much :-)

Anthony


 


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