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CHILI does not officially support setting up a proxy both in support and in functionality. There are some security reasons a solution might consider a proxy. However, it strongly suggested to avoid this method unless 100% necessary. |
Requirements
- IIS 7.5
- You'll need to download and install these modules (check the correct version for your IIS version, might differ depending on the versions)
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Ours is called "revproxy", and listens to "dev4.chili-publish.com" on port 80 (default)
If you installed the modules correctly, there should be a feature called "URL Rewrite"
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This setup results in /CHILI/ being served from dev1 (server 2) in stead of dev4 (server 1)
The client doesn't notice the content is being served from somewhere else.