Virtual Multi-Homing - Novell ACCESS MANAGER 3.1 SP1 - GATEWAY GUIDE Manual

Configuring for Path-Based Multi-Homing
Before configuring the Access Gateway, you need to complete the following:
Create the published DNS names with paths for public access to the back-end resources. For
example, the table below uses test.com as the domain name. It lists three published DNS names
(two with paths), the IP address these names resolve to, and the Web servers that they are going
to protect:
Published DNS Name
test.com
test.com/sales
test.com/apps
Configure your DNS server to resolve the published DNS names to the IP address of the
Access Gateway.
Set up the back-end Web servers. If they have links to each other, set up DNS names for the
Web servers.
To create a path-based multi-homing proxy service, see
Service," on page 160, and select path-based for the multi-homing type.

6.2.3 Virtual Multi-Homing

Virtual multi-homing allows you to use DNS names from different domains (for example test.com
and sales.com). Each of these domain names must resolve to the Access Gateway host.
illustrates this type of configuration.
Access Gateway Web Server
IP Address Host Name
10.10.195.90:80 test.internal.com
10.10.195.90:80 sales.internal.com
10.10.195.90:80 apps.internal.com
Section 6.2.4, "Creating a Second Proxy
Web Server
IP Address
10.10.15.10
10.10.15.20
10.10.15.30
Figure 6-5
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