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In this section of the walkthrough, you will configure reverse proxy functionality to work with the example Web sites that you have created. You should see the response from the webmail test page.
You should see the response from the payroll test page. If you click on this link it will result in File Not Found response from the server. In next section you will learn how create an outbound rule to fix the links the response HTML generated by the application. You will define an outbound rule that replaces all the links within the response HTML as follows:.
When response headers or the response content is modified by an outbound rewrite rule an extra caution should be taken to ensure that the text which gets inserted into the response does not contain any client side executable code, which can result in cross-site scripting vulnerabilities. This is especially important when rewrite rule uses un-trusted data, such as HTTP headers or the query string, to build the string that will be inserted into the HTTP response.
Now you must define the actual outbound rule. In the "Name" text box enter a name that will uniquely identify the rule, for example: "Add application prefix". A precondition is used to evaluate whether the outbound rules evaluation should be performed on a response. Outbound rules evaluation and content rewriting is a CPU intensive operation that may negatively affect the performance of a web application. Therefore, use preconditions to narrow down the cases when outbound rules are applied.
This will bring you to the Pre-condition editor dialog, where you will need to define the precondition. Specify the precondition settings as follows:. The outbound rewrite rule can operate on the content of an HTTP header or on the response body content.
This rule needs to replace links in the response content so in the " Matching Scope " drop down list choose " Response ". If you can suggest something then that would be really helpful. In IIS, windows authentication happened before url rewrite. You can use failed request tracing to check the order of execution of these modules in the request. In that case how will I send a user information to server2 where I need logged in username. Do you have any idea if any header I can set to receive this username?
Really appreciate your help. You can try another way, use url rewrite of server1 to pass user to server2, then use windows authentication in server2. According to Microsoft document, server2 can do windows authentication even it is not a member of an active directory domain.
Another way is you could use the custom HTTP module which sends the authenticated user custom header. The content you requested has been removed.
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