Hello Bart,
So if I see well, It cannot be configured via the SMF but have to use a
reverse proxy config.
I had found this documentation, but thought there would be an other way
using the svccfg command.
Just to explain why I'm asking this:
I'm preparing a new DMZ environment within our company with Solaris 11
servers and I think my network team will kill me if I ask them to open
different ports from the DMZ to the server-range just for accessing
different IPS repository. Having one address with one port will be a
much easier config on the firewall's (just keep it easy if possible).
But I can live with the solution documented, but I think I will do this
config on my reverse proxy and do not touch the httpd.conf of the repo
server.
Thank's for you help
Joel
On 24.11.11 00:39, Bart Smaalders wrote:
On 11/23/11 14:20, Joël Feltes - Luxair wrote:
Hello,
Hoping writing to the right person.
My name is Joël and I'm from Luxembourg (Europe). We met on OOW2011
in the exhibition hall (like many other people).
I'm searching for a while to create different IPS repositories on my
network by using the standard http-port and seperating them by
different subdirectories under my doc-root instead of different
ports, so for example:
Instead of creating:
http://myrepo.mydomain:11123
http://myrepo.mydomain:11124
http://myrepo.mydomain:11125
I would like to have:
http://myrepo.mydomain/repo1
http://myrepo.mydomain/repo2
http://myrepo.mydomain/repo3
Is this possible, or not?
I can't find a documentation on this.
Hi Joël!
We use apache for this.
You'll find what you want in
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E23824_01/pdf/E21803.pdf
on page 28.
I'll be out of the office for a business trip for a couple of weeks;
[email protected] is an alias the IPS team monitors closely.
Hope this helps!
- Bart
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