Hi all,
I'm wondering if OpanVPN server would work behind an Apache based reverse proxy.
In this scenario, the client connects to a public IP belonging to the apache server, and based on the url used its redirected to the proper OpenVPN server.
Thanks and regards
OpenVPN behind a Apache Reverse Proxy
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Re: OpenVPN behind a Apache Reverse Proxy
errr, which "URL used" ? OpenVPN can connect to a "regular" HTTP proxy , for which it uses the HTTP CONNECT command or it can connect to an IP address+port; URLs are never used by the openvpn client (or server).
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Re: OpenVPN behind a Apache Reverse Proxy
In my understanding, with latest OpenVPN AS, you connect to a "web server" and then the browser "creates" the tunnel (well, in very basic words) This you call "Connect Client"URLs are never used by the openvpn client (or server)
Now, this is were precisely I'm thinking about. Instead of making the browser connect exactly to the OpenVPN server, it first goes to the reverse proxy were looking into the url is redirected to the real openvpn server.
Im wondering if this would work.
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Re: OpenVPN behind a Apache Reverse Proxy
This forum is intended only for the open source/community edition of OpenVPN; all Access Server related questions should be sent to the AS Technical Support team.
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Re: OpenVPN behind a Apache Reverse Proxy
Ah, ok, sorry