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How to Redirect all Apache 2.x Request to Tomcat 6.x.x using mod_proxy Module

Posted by Ashraf on January 2, 2011

Consider: Apache 2.x is running on port 80, Tomcat 6.x.x is on port 8080

  1. Got to {Apche2 installation folder}\Apache2.2\conf , Open httpd.conf to edit
  2. Uncomment the following three lines,
    1. LoadModule proxy_module modules/mod_proxy.so
    2. LoadModule proxy_ajp_module modules/mod_proxy_ajp.so
    3. LoadModule proxy_balancer_module modules/mod_proxy_balancer.so
  3. Add the following entry to the main section of httpd.conf file

      #Enableing proxy for rediretion to tomcat

      ProxyRequests Off

      ProxyPreserveHost On

      <Proxy *>

      Order deny,allow

      Allow from all

      </Proxy>

      ProxyPass / ajp://localhost:8009/

      ProxyPassReverse / ajp://localhost:8009/

      <Location / >

      Order allow,deny

      Allow from all

      </Location>

  4. Test by typing http://localhost; tomcat default page will come up.

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How to Install Certificate Enrollment Web Service

Posted by Ashraf on December 8, 2010

After my previous post on How to Install Certificate Services on Windows Server 2008 R2.

You’ve now got a Certificate Authority- Root CA, that is capable of issuing certificates to your servers and users.  You can go back through the wizard and install additional CA components, for example, that will allow you to issue certificates to users and computers that are/are not part of your domain.  That option is called ‘Certificate Enrollment Web Service’. Go through the following steps:

1.       Select Add Role Services from the Active Directory Certificate Services Role. Wizard will guide you through.

2.       From the Select Role Services choose Certificate Enrollment Web Service, Certificate Enrollment Policy Web Service and click Next.

Select Role Services

Select Role Services

3.       For Specify CA for certificate Enrollment Web Services; leave the default CA settings (i.e. CA name), Next

Specify CA for certificate Enrollment Web Services

Specify CA for certificate Enrollment Web Services

4.       Select Windows Integrated Authentication Type, Click Next

Windows Integrated Authentication

Windows Integrated Authentication

5.       Before doing this step, please add your administrator account to the IIS_USER group

6.       Specify service account credentials for certificate enrollment web service; add your administrator account and password. Click Ok then, Next

service account credentials

service account credentials

7.       Installation result page will show you the result and close the page after you are informed.

installation result page

installation result page

These are all for installing a Root Certificate Authority (CA) and Enrollment web service for Microsoft Active Directory Certificate Service.

Hope it helps!!

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