Tuesday, 2012-09-11

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nowen_workwelcome back TXRH19:00
TXRHHey have a question about opening this up to the internet for phone app19:01
nowen_workok19:01
TXRHwhat would the server  code be, if I have an internal IP and external ip?19:02
nowen_workthe external IP19:02
nowen_workyou can NAT the WiKID server19:02
nowen_workyou can also run it through a proxy like apache19:03
TXRHok thinking about this now19:04
TXRHok I can make this work19:06
nowen_workso, the token will take the domainid and parse it into an IP.  That ip will be the external, your firewall will translate that to the internal address.19:06
TXRHyep that sounds good so I should only need one nic19:07
TXRHI saw it uses port 80, we are running short on public ips with port 80 free, is there any way to change the port on the client  and server19:10
nowen_workWell, rewriting the tokens would be difficult. Do you have a public ip running apache?  we run our demo server on our website using a redirect19:10
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nowen_workhmm. linux mint 13 is not a stable as I would like19:12
TXRHyes is there a document on how to setup the redirect?  would it have to be on the default page?19:14
nowen_workhmm, apparently not19:15
nowen_workbut it's pretty simple19:15
nowen_workour rule in apache is RewriteRule ^/wikid/(.*) http://localhost:8090/wikid/$1 [P]19:15
nowen_workyours could be http://internalIP:80/19:17
nowen_workyou might need http://internalIP:80/wikid/$119:17
nowen_workor you might need to use proxy pass19:18
TXRHso the token needs to talk to port 80 then is redirected to 809019:20
nowen_workin our case yes, but we are running wikid on the same box.  (not recommended for production).19:21
nowen_workI think you could do something like:19:21
nowen_workProxyPass /wikid http://internalip/wikid19:21
nowen_workProxyPassReverse /wikid http:/internalip/wikid19:21
TXRHI think I can use a public ip for port 8090 .19:23
nowen_workthe tokens can't talk to it19:24
TXRHmost of our web server are iis but we have one apache on windows so I could but a /wikid  subfolder then some how redirect to 809019:24
nowen_workis there a firewall in front of them that could do it?19:25
nowen_workor use iis: http://forums.iis.net/t/1159668.aspx19:25
TXRHthat looks like it will work so pattern would be *wikid*19:26
nowen_workyes19:27
TXRHawesome I will try that.  We are installing in production right now19:27
nowen_workgreat!  PCI auditor arriving soon?  ;)19:28
TXRHwe got a new remote access tool called Bomgar and need to setup dual factor per our pci requirements,19:29
nowen_workhuh, I know I guy in sales there, if he's still there19:45
TXRHwho is it?  At Texas Raodhouse19:57
nowen_workJim Norton at Bomgar19:58
nowen_workstill there. EVP of Sales and Marketing19:59
nowen_workhow do you like their product?19:59
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