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Hi All
I am relatively new to Linux admin - I would like to know how to redirect a URL request to a different server thats on my network.
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- 05-25-2007 #1Just Joined!
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How to redirect a request to a different server on network
Hi All
I am relatively new to Linux admin - I would like to know how to redirect a URL request to a different server thats on my network.
Our primary application server (Suse 7.3 - running Apache ) is where our website is located on.
eg. www.abcd.com
I have installed an new application on a Redhat server (running Tomcat application server) which is working on our internal network as eg. http://rht01:8080/NewApp.
But what I need to do is be able to access the new application from the internet. - so that if someone types in the URL - based on the example I using above: www.abcd.com/NewApp - they will be able to access the new installed application on the Redhat server.
Any help would be most appreciated. If possible indicate the files that I need to modify and the directives needed.
Cheers from DownUnder
Mervyn (Auckland NZ)
- 05-30-2007 #2
Accessing new application..!
Hey check this link it might help you out--->
1.
Apache Tomcat 4 - Manager App HOW-TO
2.
mod_alias - Apache HTTP Server


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