I am new to ISA server and here is my requirements, and I want to use ISA server to setup reverse proxy to achieve my requirements. I have two questions,
- Whether ISA server could serve my needs?
- Could anyone recommend me a tutorial about ISA server reverse proxy setup?
My environment is, IIS + Windows Server 2003/2008 + .Net. I have several web sites, each of them has stable and beta version, for example, I have beta version order system and stable version order system, the same as purchase system. I deployed the 4 systems on 4 different physical machines.
My requirement is, I want to have a common URL schema to access the different systems, like,
http://www.mycorp.com/order/beta
http://www.mycorp.com/order/stable
http://www.mycorp.com/purchase/beta
http://www.mycorp.com/purchase/stable
But since the 4 systems are deployed on 4 different physical machines with different machine/DNS name, how could I map the same domain (http://www.mycorp.com) with different suffix to different physical online systems using ISA reverse proxy?
thanks in advance,
George
Best Answer
You should be able to do that using different subfolders in your web publishing rules.
This Microsoft TechNet article explains the details and has some walk-throughs for ISA Server 2004:
Search for this section:
For ISA Server 2006 there is this article (or as Word file here), which explains the options you have for publishing. Search for "Web Publishing Rule Properties" and "Path Mapping" inside the document.