Hi Hans,
On 19/06/14 16:07, [email protected] wrote:
Hi all,
Just visited another ministerial department, where the also might
using or openvpn-set-up.
As predictable, a whole new list of challenges ...
One of them is related to the use of http encapsulation:
At the a client you can configure that all traffic should go to
proxy.company.org, port 443
And that its content should go to vpn_node_22.company.org, tcp port 5000.
But what if you also want:
Some content should go to vpn_node_22.company.org, tcp port 5010.
So, Is it possible to configure a reversed-proxy like apache or squid
to support multiple different destinations?
What I've seen so far from the docu, is that they sort-off rewrite the
http-header
I am not sure if I understand your question:
if a http proxy is used to restrict or redirect client access , then the
http proxy server can make decisions based on the incoming request, e.g.
1) clientA wants to connect to site www.example.com:443
2) clientA connects to the proxy first, request a 'CONNECT
www.example.com 443'
3) http proxy server grants access, or might even direct access to a
different host
4) clientA talks via the http proxy with (what it think is) the remote
server
OpenVPN works at the routing level, so a similar scheme would have to be
achieved using routing. It is not possible to redirect clients to
different hosts based on port numbers, but as long as src ip + dest ip
are distinguishable then you can route traffic any way you like (on the
openvpn server).
Does this answer your question? if not, then please elaborate.
HTH,
JJK
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