apache in linux red hat

[Inter_1]

Hi,

I have installed the apache in Linux red hat and it works fine. Now I have to change the httpd.conf to point to another server in the network, but I don't kow exactly what to do. I have made some changes (see attachment). The remote server has the WebLogic application server.

thanks
Taulant

[Steven E. Protter]

Shalom,

http://www.linuxjava.net/howto/webapp/

The basic concept is to redirect traffic from one server to another. It can all be done with httpd.conf

SEP

[Ivan Ferreira]

The "new" server where you want to redirect the page, can be reached from the clients or is in a Internal network protected by a firewall?

You can use apache redirect if the client can directly connect to the other server, you need iptables Port Address Translation if you want that clients can access internal servers that cannot be reached directly.

Usage:

Redirect / http:///

Example:

Redirect / http://www.newserver.com

[Inter_1]

Ok, but how can i redirect it. What changes do I have to make in httpd.conf

Thanks
Taulant

[Ivan Ferreira]

Please tell us if the clients can reach the new URL directly.

[Inter_1]

from this apache server (10.10.0.15 I can access the url.
I want when I would write http://localhost that should be redirected to http://10.10.0.26:7003/MainLogin.jsp

Thanks

[Inter_1]

Thanks, I did the Redirection.

I have this kind of configuration.
if i do http:10.10.0.15 (apache server) it redirect to http://10.10.0.26:7003/MainLogin.jsp

Is any other configuration to show me in the browser the Ip 10.10.0.15:7003/MainLogin.jsp
instead of http://10.10.0.26:7003/MainLogin.jsp

in order not to show as ridirection?


thanks

[Inter_1]

I have seen httpd.conf in one apache server these kind or configuration for reason above.

In this case the apache is in Ip 10.0.11.90 and the redirection is in Ip 10.10.111.90

They use this configuration and I want to know why they use that and you can I implememnt it.

see attachemt

Thanks a lot
Taualnt