I want keep the URL. is it reverse proxy?

Hi everyone.
I don't know what is right.
Just I want keep the url.
for example,
I have public url address. ex) public.abc.com
and I have EP Product Server beyond firewall ex) ep.abc.com:50100/irj
and I have B2C Homepage Server beyond firewall ex) b2b.abc.com:80
I don't want to show public visitor our systems(url, ports, etc)
so if user type the url "http://public.abc.com/epadm" then move to "http://ep.abc.com:50100/irj" but, user don't show the change url. just show the url is "http://public.abc.com/epadm". any click the hyperlink in EP Product System, don't change the url "http://public.abc.com/epadm"
Could you help me?

Mr. Park,
On the WinNT server just open <drive:\>\winnt\system32\drivers\etc\hosts
and make entry as following
192.x.x.x epdev epdev.abccompany.com
then save and test.
More details on this thread: https://forums.sdn.sap.com/thread.jspa?threadID=80511
<a href="https://forums.sdn.sap.com/thread.jspa?threadID=80511">FQDN</a>
I hope can resolve your FQDN redirection.
regards,
AAAttar

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NameTrans fn=map from="/test" to=http://abc.com/$1" rewrite-host=true # note: you could also add the name="..." option to this line and associate this map to say uri-/test object etc..
</If>
<If>
... rest of the directives..
</Object>
<Object name="uri-/test">
</Object>

HTTP Filtering and Reverse Proxy + DMZ

Hello all, I'm consolidating a number of my services and securing up my network.
To give some context I have 1 static IP, several websites in the form of subdomain.domain.com where domain.com is the same but there are numerous subdomains which reside on different servers. Until recently we were just using port forwarding, etc. to access
these remotely (subdomain.domain.com:9090, subdomain2.domain.com:9091) etc. but I would like to clean this up.
We have a 5505 ASA which our static IP is natted to. That has a static route to an IIS server in the 'DMZ' portion of our network. I would like to find a way to have this server see 'subdomain1.domain.com' and send it to the server hosting that service, and
so on for the other services.
I think I want to use Reverse-Proxy but I have never delved in to IIS 8 before and the extent of my reverse proxy experience was using nginx to host several web services for a friend.
If I could get any advice on 1) how to filter the url requests and direct them to the right server (some are non-windows servers) and 2) how to do this securely from the DMZ to the internal lan?
Thanks SO much for any help!

To give a better picture, here's a more complete description of set up and goals
Static IP hits external interface of ASA. ASA has a static nat rule to forward it to my DMZ server.
DMZ server is running IIS 8. Here are what some of the sites look like.
jira.xxxxx.com -> 10.1.10.21 (ubuntu server) | port 80
email.xxxxx.com - > 10.1.10.16 (domain joined server 2012) port 80, 443
media.xxxxx.com -> 10.1.10.14 (domain joined server 2012) port 80, 443
other stuff like this -> 10.1.10.x port 80 or others
All of the A records for those domain names point to the static which routes to the ASA and then is NAT'd to the DMZ server.
What do I need to do in IIS to have those sites get directed to the proper internal locations?
Thanks!!

Fronting actual application with reverse proxy

Hi All
I am very novice to proxy server field.
Actually i have to use proxy server as a top layer for an application which is using Sun access manager authentication.
Now to configure the reverse proxy i first map the regular and reverse mapping for my application lets say mapping
http://rp1/app1 to http://example.com/app
Now this app http://example.com/app is protected by Sun Access manager and redirect the request to url something like http://hostname/amserver/UI/login/goto.....
Now when the user hit the url http://rp1/app1 as the application is protected it redirect the user to
http://hostname/amserver/UI/login/goto..... and it is visible to user which should not be.
I want that actual url shud not be shown to the user so i also try to map
http://hostname/amserver/UI/login with reverse proxy url (new).
but then it gives me HTTP 403 error.
I want to know in case of reverse proxy if the destination url redirect the request to some other application how can we avoid the user to show the actual redirection url and show him some proxy url so that user will not be know the url where actually the applications are deployed.
Please help.
Any pointer will be really helpful.
Thanks in advance.

Hi,
pease try the JDeveloper forum
JDeveloper and ADF
Frank

I want keep the URL. is it reverse proxy?

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