First of all, I don't know if I placed this in the right forum, so if not, my apologies. My rather odd quesiton is as follows: Is it possible to have two different virtual host names that point back to the same internal backend url? Given that the SA barks when I attempt to apply this, my keen deductive abilities are leaning towards no. However, I have to ask.
Here's how the whole mess works:
User 1 logs into website A, where they are challenged by 2 factor authentication. Once passed, website A provides them with a dynamically generated list of files they can access.
User 2 (of a different business entity) also connects to website A and follows the same login process, however the website they are presented with, even though it has the exact same back end host, has a different external virtual name.
Yes, I think it's idiotic too, but I didn't design the system and the individual who originally implemented it is no longer with the company. So, in order to buy a little more time for someone else to develop something new, I've been asked to see if this can be fronted by the SA.
Sadly, the only way I can get it all to play nicely is if I use an alias for the internal site on one virtual host and the internal hosts FQDN on the other virtual host.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions and I really do apologize for such an idiotic question.
bws
