At 20:51 30/06/2000 -0400, Michael Nelson wrote:
>Does anyone have any opinions or experience on the use of reverse proxies
>to provide external users with access to internal web sites?
I use squid proxy (at Linux OS).
Does who want to access my internal website, then she/he must access my
homepage with spesific port (for example 8080, meanwhile local user access
proxy port at 4132). But it is limited to one server only (I think this is
enough).
>I've got a scenario where there are at least 2 internal NT web servers
>The organization in question will be implementing either a Cisco 2621
>router with the FW feature set or a PIX in a NAT configuration.
Sorry, I have no experience with reverse proxy with Cisco and neither NT.
PS. For more information regarding Squid proxy, you can go to
http://squid.nlar.net (sorry if this broken, I forgot the exact address).
With best wishes,
Wahyu Kelik C
Head of Computer Laboratory
CJS - University of Indonesia
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