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Posted: 12 March 2008 at 9:51am | IP Logged  

Hi,

We want to use IIS as a reverse proxy in front of Sharepoint Services. Does
anyone have experience doing this with ISAPI_rewrite?

The Setup is really browser --> ISA --> ISS --> Sharepoint and back; where
"-->" is https. We want NTLM to work throughout.

Anyone? Bueller? Anyone?

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NTLM will only work with ISAPI_Rewrite version 2 and will require that all machines will be under ActiveDirectory. Please read about possible proxy scenarios in documentation.

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Posted: 13 March 2008 at 6:27am | IP Logged  

So ISAPI_Rewrite 3 is out of the question?

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ISAPI_Rewrite 3 does not support NTLM proxying.

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Is this still the case?  We've purchased ISAPI_Rewrite 3 and have several rules setup for other sites and we are now looking to add almost the OP's exact same senario (Don't care if it's https or http however). 

Any advice on how to achive this?  Do we need to downgrade to Rewrite 2?

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Could you please outline your scenario more explicitly and show the rules you are trying to implement.

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We basically just want to forward all traffic to a specfic external URL to an interal IIS Sharepoint server.  (http:\\www.domain.ext\name1  to http:\\internal.server:port)  The issue is with the authentication that sharepoint requires.  It does not seem to pass the authentication.  Using a simple test rule like this:

RewriteProxy ^(xxx.*)$ http://internal.server:port/ [A,NC,P]

The flow goes like this:

HTTP request from External Client --> Firewall --> Main IIS Web Server --> Interal Sharepoint IIS server

User is prompted for a login but it will always fail.  Both the machines running IIS are in the AD domain.

Thanks for the replies

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If you are using NTLM authentication, You need to use ISAPI_Rewrite2.

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Can I ask, what would the rule look like for ISAPI_rewrite2 look like for doing this?

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The rule should look like this:

RewriteProxy /xxx.* http://internal.server:port/ [I,D]

And here are the docs: http://www.isapirewrite.com/docs/#RewriteProxy.

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