Virtual Host on WebLogic Server 5.1

I need to configure my weblogic server 5.1 on windows 2000 server to make a virtual
host address.
How I can do it ????
Thanks a lot for any help.
Bye

Hi Andy,
I think a good approach for you would be to use a proxy server --
browser -> proxy that supports virtual hosting -> WebLogic
Use a proxy which supports virtual hosting, and which can have a separate
certificate bound to each virtual host.
That way you can do SSL between the browser and the proxy, and you can
have the proxy do cleartext to WebLogic.
This situation gets around WebLogic's limitation of allowing only one
certificate per instance of the server.
You could also use 5.1 as the proxy in the following manner:
Run 3 instances of Weblogic, each as a proxy server, each bound to a
different IP address and DNS name, having its own certificate --
one instance for aaa.com, another for bbb.com, and a third for ccc.com
Then have each of these three instances of WebLogic proxy to your "app
server" instance of WebLogic on the backend.
Hope this makes sense.
Joe Jerry
Andy Walker wrote:
Hello,
I am tasked with implementing a virtual hosting situation that must
use SSL. It goes like this: https://www.aaa.com, https://www.bbb.com
and https://www.ccc.com all having separate IPs. These URLs must
forward the request to the same WebLogic Server instance. The problem
is each URL must have its own certificate while WLS 5.1 only uses one
certificate per instance.
I was thinking about using a proxy server such that all three Web
servers that would host the URLs would be sent to a proxy server which
would redirect to the WLS 5.1 instance.
My questions are, would this be feasible using WLS 5.1 as the Web
Server and again WLS as the App Server? How secure is this
arrangement? Is it preferable to use another vendor's software as the
WebServer(IPlanet, Apache)

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