which part are you having problems with? the relevant parts of the 
pound config could look something like:

ListenHTTPS 192.168.0.1,443 /etc/cert.pem

UrlGroup ".*"
HeadRequire Host "outlook\.web\.access\.inside.*"
BackEnd 192.168.0.2,80,1
EndGroup

although the HeadRequire statement may not be required. all this is 
documented, so what configurations have you tried? or what doesn't 
work?

andrew

(please reply to the list too, so other people can take advantage of 
any discussions)


On 24 Mar 2005, at 22:31, Guy Speier wrote:
[...][...]
>>> Hello,
>>> I am trying to configure pound to do the following:
>>> internet<--->firewall<--->pound
server<--->firewall<--->outlook web
>>> access<---
>>> Can someone point me to a config file that does this?  I will  
>>> hopefully be
>>> talking on 443 (https) from the internet all the way through the
OWA 
>>>  server,
>>> and I have my cert's already located in /etc/pound.\
>>> \
>>> thank a million!  I will document this for the FAQ.
>>> thanks,
>>> Guy[...]

Hi Andrew, 

Thank you for your reply.  Could you point me to the docs for this? 

thanks,
Guy 

Andrew Nimmo writes: 
[...][...]
>>> this is what pound can give you: 
>>>
internet(https)<-->firewall(https)<-->pound(https->http)<-- 
>>> >firewall(http)<-->webserver(http) which means the
browser will talk 
>>> https to pound, and pound will pass  http requests to the (outlook
web 
>>> access) web server. i this what you want/expect? andrew On 24 Mar
2005, 
>>> at 21:45, Guy Speier wrote:
>>>> Hello,
>>>> I am trying to configure pound to do the following:
>>>> internet<--->firewall<--->pound
server<--->firewall<--->outlook web
>>>> access<---
>>>> Can someone point me to a config file that does this?  I will 

>>>> hopefully be
>>>> talking on 443 (https) from the internet all the way through
the OWA  
>>>> server,
>>>> and I have my cert's already located in /etc/pound.\
>>>> \
>>>> thank a million!  I will document this for the FAQ.
>>>> thanks,
>>>> Guy[...][...]