Configure Virtual Host to Listen on Two Ports
Oracle App Server 9.0.4
I need my mid-tier HTTP server to listen for SSL traffic on 2 ports: 443 and 4443. I also need it to listen for non-SSL traffic on port 80 (this traffic should only come from localhost).
We have an SSL certificate for our web address already and unfortunately it will take quite a while to get another certificate, so I'd prefer not to have to setup a different url for the second SSL port if I can help it.
Currently there is one virtual host set as type default.
The Virtual Hosts properties page provides the following 3 options for Listening Ports (host is set for https protocol):
(1) Listen on all main ports
(2) Listen on specific port (443 by default)
(3) Listen only on the main server default port
If I set it to option (1) then the server will not respond on port 80 for non-SSL traffic.
If I set it to option (2) then it will not respond to ssl traffic on port 4443.
If I set it to option (3) then it is listening on port 80 only (the default port for the HTTP server)
Is there a way to have this default virtual host listen to both 443 and 4443 for SSL traffic and non-SSL traffic on 80?
Appreciate your time.
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dredstar
Thanks for the reply Kjell, I ended up doing the same thing. I left my default host servicing all ports with https, so it would respond to incoming requests on ports 443 and 4443. Then I created a new http protocol virtual host listening only on 127.0.0.1 port 80 and that allowed non-SSL traffic to be serviced coming from the machine itself.
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I downloaded the Solaris 10_x86 (Desktop) Language Disk form the SUN download site, but when I attempted to install, the system responded with "The disk you inserted is not the correct CVD/DVD for Solaris 10". I have downloade three different sets an
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Report node and reports repository
what is the difference between report node and reports repository. I know that Process schedular picks the report from report repository in order to show in process monitor. Does report node and reports repository are same??