jaykup
December 21st, 2005, 07:30 PM
I would like an apache server box to be able to access another apache box through the lan and route it out its internet connection.
This is my current setup
Internetx1 > Ubuntu apache box 1> (local network) -|
Internetx2 > Ubuntu apache box 2> (local network) -|
(local network) is all connected together, and the internet lines are seperate (different lines).
Thats very basic, there are routers, etc, but you get the idea.
I basically want to set up a mirror between the two sites, but don't want to have the two boxes having the same data (too much of it)
How can I make it so Ubuntu apache box 1 can load apache box 2's site through the lan, then send it out its internet connection (NOT a redirect)
This is for network load balancing.
Or maybe there is an easier way to do this?
This is my current setup
Internetx1 > Ubuntu apache box 1> (local network) -|
Internetx2 > Ubuntu apache box 2> (local network) -|
(local network) is all connected together, and the internet lines are seperate (different lines).
Thats very basic, there are routers, etc, but you get the idea.
I basically want to set up a mirror between the two sites, but don't want to have the two boxes having the same data (too much of it)
How can I make it so Ubuntu apache box 1 can load apache box 2's site through the lan, then send it out its internet connection (NOT a redirect)
This is for network load balancing.
Or maybe there is an easier way to do this?