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Configure an Apache reverse proxy for the Web Task List
The information provided in this section is specific to configuring Apache to act as a reverse proxy.

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      The Web Task List is automatically installed with the application server installation of Workflow. Users can access the Web Task List using a web browser.
    - Configure security certificates for a reverse proxy
      For a secure reverse proxy, use this procedure to install certificates to your web server using the certificate authority generated by the application server installation.
    - Configure an IIS reverse proxy for the Web Task List
      The information provided in this section is specific to configuring Internet Information Services (IIS) to act as a reverse proxy using the Application Request Routing (ARR) and URL Rewrite modules.
    - Configure an Apache reverse proxy for the Web Task List
      The information provided in this section is specific to configuring Apache to act as a reverse proxy.
    - Inbound and Outbound Rules for Apache
      Follow these rules when configuring an Apache reverse proxy for the Web Task List.
    - Connect to the Web Task List
      The information in this section guides you through the process of connecting to the Web Task List.
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Configure an Apache reverse proxy for the Web Task List

The information provided in this section is specific to configuring Apache to act as a reverse proxy.

Before you begin

To perform this configuration, you must already be familiar with Apache.

About this task

Note: This procedure assumes that the application server and Workflow are co-resident on the same host.

Procedure

Enable these modules in httpd.conf:
- mod_proxy
- mod_proxy_http
- mod_substitute
Add the rules from the Inbound Rules section to httpd.conf.
Add the rules from the Outbound Rules section to httpd.conf.