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litespeed_wiki:proxy:lsws-as-a-proxy [2017/08/11 20:21]
Johathan Kagan created
litespeed_wiki:proxy:lsws-as-a-proxy [2017/08/14 20:30]
Johathan Kagan
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-====== LiteSpeed Web Server as a Proxy ====== +====== How to set up the server as a proxy via contexts ======
-The purpose of a Proxy is to expand on functionality and add an extra layer of security. +
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-This wiki explains how to set up LiteSpeed Web Server (LSWS) as a Proxy. This makes it possible to transform a URL that is usually just an IP and Port into a Fully Qualified Domain Name.  +
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-==== How does LSWS act as a Proxy and handle client requests meant for a Backend Server? ==== +
-  * First the client sends a request to LiteSpeed Web Server. +
-  * LSWS then forwards that request to the backend server. +
-  * The backend server will then send a response back to LSWS. +
-  * Finally, LSWS responds back to the Client acting as if there was no backend server. +
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-==== How to set up the server as a proxy ====+
  
   - Log in to the LSWS GUI. The default address is http://​IP:​7080   - Log in to the LSWS GUI. The default address is http://​IP:​7080
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       * Note: If a value other than ‘/’ is used, be sure that this directory also exists and is accessible on the backend web server.       * Note: If a value other than ‘/’ is used, be sure that this directory also exists and is accessible on the backend web server.
     * Web Server - Be sure to select the one that was just created.     * Web Server - Be sure to select the one that was just created.
-  - Once all of the previous steps have been completed, perform a Graceful Restart to have the changes take affect.+  - Once all of the previous steps have been completed, perform a Graceful Restart to have the changes take effect.
  
 The URL for vhost/​context should now act as a proxy from the External App Web Server that was just set up. The URL for vhost/​context should now act as a proxy from the External App Web Server that was just set up.
  
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