Gurus, Is there any way to proxy/redirect SSL-connections. The scenario is : [Browser]---HTTPS-->[Proxy-pass-WITHPUBLIC-IP (Apache)]---HTTPS-->[Back-end(tomcat)] (Private Network) I want to setup Apache proxy-pass or redirection for all HTTPS/HTTP requests, as we have number of sit running behind one public ip. My setup is working fine for HTTP request but not for HTTPS request. BTW, I am aware of that SSL-connection does not allow man-in-middle attack and the proxy-pass(Apache) [in above scenario] is behaving same for it. I want to know that : --Is there any way to do it (by redirect) by iptables rules DNAT? --Is it possible to write a iptables rule based on URL-request, If yes, can you provide me some good example or any pointer ! --Have any one done this before ? --What are the alternate option for it ? After lots of Gooogling I found one trick which sense as : Browser--HTTPS-->Proxy-Pass----AJP---->back-end(tomcate) So , will the above work ? what points need to be consider while going for this setup. Hope I am clear enough with my problem. I will love to provide more details , if needed for better understanding. -- Thanks ALOK PANDEY