You might use your apache for SSL. This way you won't need to append 8080 to your hostname and increase security simultaneously. Please see the following link for more information.

docs/DOC-2516

Basically yes if you get the redirection working. We also use Zenoss

entirely internally, but prefer not passing credentials etc over clear

text on our network when it can be avoided.

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James Pulver

Information Technology Area Supervisor

LEPP Computer Group

Cornell University

tlyczko wrote, On 10/5/2009 5:22 PM:

Zenoss is strictly internal for us -- it will eventually have an IP that cannot access the Internet.

 

Therefore does this document enable us to simply re-enable apache and have its port 80 do the work for us??

 

It probably doesn't make any difference if I have apache2 on or off...

 

Thank you, Tom

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