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GuyBehindtheGuy
Asked: 2009-07-23 08:52:27 +0800 CST

How would I setup IIS7 as a SSL reverse proxy?

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I'm running Widows 2008 EE with IIS 7. I'd like to setup a reverse proxy with the SSL terminating on my Windows box, then proxying HTTP connections to a mix of IIS and Apache machines internally. So, to clarify (where -> means "proxied to"):

https://www.mydomain.com/svn -> http://myinternalsvnsrv/svn

https://www.mydomain.com/redmine -> http://myinternalredminesrv

etc...

Ideally, I wouldn't use any third-party add-ins like UrlRewriter. Is this possible with only IIS7?

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  2. I can confirm that crb's comment is correct.

    I now have redmine and svn both served up using his suggestion. Works a charm. My arrangement is using subdomains, e.g. ://redmine.domain.com and ://svn.domain.com, but either will definitely work.

    My earlier comment:

    Sorry for the bad form, but I see no way to PM GuyBehindTheGuy, including on his blog, and I've gotta know: Did this work? I have exactly the same requirements, in fact, the same apps (SVN and RedMine), and would love to achieve this same configuration. I've been working on a lot of configurations before now, non satisfactory, and this seems ideal. Can you confirm this worked?

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