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Web app deployment scenario

As i may misunderstand some RED capabilities (or Astaro in general [[:)]] ), i prefer to ask if you allow me :

Based on deployment scenarios like Astaro RED, let's say you have 2 astaro sites, one in Los Angeles and one in New York.

You want your public web site location to be identified in Los Angeles where you have an Astaro security Gateway. Is it possible to have the web application server located in New York in such a way people connect to Los Angeles without being able to know it's in fact the New York server which answer their requests ?

Hoping to be clear enough [[:)]]

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0 Scott_Klassen over 13 years ago

I haven't actually tested serving a public web site through a RED, but in a full tunnel setup, all communications to and from New York (RED) would need to go through LA (Central Office ASG), so yes this should be possible with some NAT rules. As far as your ASG is concerned, the connection to the RED device is no different than any other local interface (LAN1, LAN2, DMZ, etc). Keep in mind that you will need to have your public DNS for this point to your LA ASG.

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0 Kynao over 13 years ago in reply to Scott_Klassen

Thank you Scott, i'm still surprised by the advanced features of astaro, its confortable ergonomy, the community and the quality of the product.

Thanks you
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0 Kynao over 13 years ago

Oh, i forgot this one, a little more difficult i think :
If New York is temporally unreachable, can it fail over to San francisco for example ?
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