I have a intranet site that I can get to via a local address ‘WebRack’, however I can also get to it via a public IP. WebRack is the default Apache website. If I set the VHost to ‘frontend’ how can I get to the backend via the IP address?
I have a intranet site that I can get to via a local address ‘WebRack’, however I can also get to it via a public IP. WebRack is the default Apache website. If I set the VHost to ‘frontend’ how can I get to the backend via the IP address?
Again, the solution is identical to my answer in your subdomain post. The recommended template allows all traffic to route through the frontend application. Without special routes, your can access any other application using the appropriate url (http://frontend.com/backend/, http://frontend.com/application2/, etc.). To support subdomains, add parameterized hostname routes to your common/ configuration and setup your virtual hosts accordingly. Then you can access http://backend.frontend.com/ through http://frontend.com/.