Yes, it’s usually just a couple/few lines of configuration. You need something like:
proxy_pass http://192.168.0.100:80;
You may or may not need to explicitly set the host header, and you probably also want to pass along the remote IP. I’d recommend consulting the nginx docs: NGINX Reverse Proxy | NGINX Documentation
Oh, also, please wrap any domain names in backticks so you won’t get flagged by the spam filters (I keep having to allow your posts as the get flagged).
But, again, you really need to look at what’s actually going wrong before you try to fix it. We’re guessing at the moment. So far, it seems like requests aren’t even reaching the Apache server, so you need to figure that out.
Oh sorry didn’t know i had to backtick urls.
Yeah i think there must be a issue since firewall allows connections between both! I have to go through my setup and check connections between both servers.
Hehe something funny just happend i just recreated the domain entry in the reverse proxy and it just worked out of the box! I could swear i did that once already and it stayed the same but probably forgot to clear the cache.
Thank you for you’re help.
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