I originally deployed my InterWorx system with an internal IP, behind a NAT. Unfortunately, it doesn't appear to come with the RPAF apache module (to translate client IP headers from the load balancer in to logged IPs), so I moved it out to it's own public IP.
I added the public IP to the system, moved all domains to the public IP and verified the private IP has no domains associated. I also checked the vhost files to ensure each domain is referencing the correct IP.
Now, when I access any domain (secondary, or subdomain) I'm getting the root default page associated with the IP. If I turn default pages off, it falls over to the first site in the alpha list, and never reaches the actual target domain site.
Pointer sites are redirecting as desired, but, if they reference another domain on the system, back to the default page you go.
Short of manually updating Apache config files, which could potentially be overwritten by InterWorx, I'm not sure what else to review on the system to return my sites back to service.
Any ideas/comments are greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
I added the public IP to the system, moved all domains to the public IP and verified the private IP has no domains associated. I also checked the vhost files to ensure each domain is referencing the correct IP.
Now, when I access any domain (secondary, or subdomain) I'm getting the root default page associated with the IP. If I turn default pages off, it falls over to the first site in the alpha list, and never reaches the actual target domain site.
Pointer sites are redirecting as desired, but, if they reference another domain on the system, back to the default page you go.
Short of manually updating Apache config files, which could potentially be overwritten by InterWorx, I'm not sure what else to review on the system to return my sites back to service.
Any ideas/comments are greatly appreciated.
Thank you.