I have a server that I am deploying which will eventually replace one I have now that is running ISPConfig just fine. The difference between them is the new one is completely behind a PIX. I found an issue though and wonder if there is a work around. I am using one public IP address mapped to the IP of the server, ISPConfig site comes up just fine, but instead of me getting to one of the three sites configured, I get the shared IP page. If I tack:81 onto any one of the dns names I get the configuration page telling me the server isnt getting the DNS name request for the site. Other than reconfiguring the server like the one currently deployed with a public and private address on it, how can I get this to work using one public IP on the firewall?
The box only has the private address on it. I think problem is the PIX is stripping off something that ISPConfig needs in order to pull up the correct page.
I have a workaround in place, I changed one of the NICS to a different public address and added it to the ISPConfig settings. I can access the pages now so I know the server is configured properly, so this appears to be an issue with the PIX and not the server. I have 2 sites plus the :81 site working on the one IP address. I was hoping I could use this behind a firewall with one IP address, but unless I can figure out how to pass the header information through(website.domain.com) I dont think I can get it to work. All I get is the shared IP index.html page in the sharedip folder, confirming it by modifying that page. It appears the server isnt seeing the URL.