thg
Proxy from one DMZ Nginx instance to another Nginx instance inside our FW
September 06, 2016 10:18AM
Hi,

I am trying to accomplish the following scenario:

1. Requests from the Internet goes to our Citrix NetScaler frontend - working
2. NetScaler passes on to Nginx in DMZ - working
3. Nginx sends requests to an internal server for mycompany.com/analytics and mycompany.com/xmlp - working
4. If anything besides analytics or xmlp is requested, the analytics page should be shown - working
5. Nginx should send requests to mycompany.com/resources to another Nginx server on the inside that has access to a restricted server to present content - not working (could the return 301 /analytics be creating this misbehaviour?)

The inside Nginx conf looks like this:

server {
listen 80;
server_name localhost;

location / {
root //myrestrictedserver/common/Data/OracleBI;

}

I cannot figure out what the config on the DMZ Nginx should look like? Any help or tips highly appreciated!

I tried this but only received a 404 from my DMZ Nginx:

server {
listen 80;
server_name mycompany.com;
location / {
return 301 /analytics;
}
location /analytics {
proxy_pass http://internalserver:9502;
}
location /xmlp {
proxy_pass http://internalserver:9502;
}
location /resources {
proxy_pass http://restrictedserver;
}
}


Thx in advance.

Cheers
thg
thg
Re: Proxy from one DMZ Nginx instance to another Nginx instance inside our FW
September 06, 2016 10:54AM
Maybe it would have been easier to just ask if it is possible to route from one Nginx instance to another Nginx instance? Sorry about that!

Cheers
thg
Re: Proxy from one DMZ Nginx instance to another Nginx instance inside our FW
September 06, 2016 11:31AM
Always possible, check the logfiles to see what is getting passed and on what exactly nginx is giving the error, Curl is best used here.

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thg
Re: Proxy from one DMZ Nginx instance to another Nginx instance inside our FW
September 07, 2016 06:39AM
Thx for reaching out @itpp2012
I managed to get this up and running by using the alias instead of root parameter on my Nginx instance on the inside.

Thx and have a great day


Cheers
thg
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