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Reverse Proxy URL Rewrite / Redirection?

larray
I have a server on the inside of the firewall and as I understand it with:
Webserver Protection
 -Web Application Firewall
  -Site Path Routing

It should be possible to redirect calls in the form:
http://www.mydomain.com/web
to an internal web server defined as a "Real Webserver"

What I don't see (and maybe it isn't suggested or possible - I am not a web admin [:)] ) is if I want to redirect www.mywebdomain.com (external) to internal web.mydomain.local/web.

I have an internal application that seems to only be accessible by /web, but would realllllly like to make it accessible by FQDN.

Thanks for thoughts....


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  • 0 in reply to andy8674
    The vendor of the product I was working on ended up providing a cloud portal for the app to check into and sync with, so I didn't have to make a FQDN to FQDN/path redirect after this was done.  The cloud portal brokered the connection back to my internal server.  Not a self contained solution, but in the end it allowed for broader device access and obscured the backend webserver paths.

    My assumption from the info above is that an Apache redirect engine will need to be hosted internal to do it.  Good luck!
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