Hi Venga,
The HOST header is controlled in SPS by mainly two parameters :
-enableproxypreservehost
-filteroverridepreservehost
Have you configured these parameters properly?
Here is some details on what these parameter are and how to configure them :
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Preserve the HOST Header File
You can preserve the HTTP HOST header file and send it to the backend
server by using
the enableproxypreservehost parameter. To use the enableproxypreservehost
parameter, perform the following steps:
1. Open the server.conf file.
2. Add the following parameter in the Virtual Host section of the virtual
host you want
to configure:
enableproxypreservehost
3. Set the value of enableproxypreservehost to yes.
When you enable enableproxypreservehost, the parameter takes precedence
over a filter that is configured to control the HTTP HOST header. To disable
enableproxypreservehost and let the filter take precedence over the
parameter,
perform the following steps:
1. Open the server.conf file.
2. Add the following parameter in the Virtual Host section of the virtual
host you want
to configure:
filteroverridepreservehost
3. Set the value of filteroverridepreservehost to yes.
You can enable filteroverridepreservehost only if a filter is available to
control the HTTP
HOST header.
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Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Ujwol