Expanding an RTC infrastructure
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Hi Anthony, this is possible. I think we use this internally - the naming patterns suggest that.
I would suggest to have a reverse proxy in front of the whole system that provides the public URI.
Jim describes the steps here in the workshop setup: https://jazz.net/library/article/1093.
Please note, if you have a common public URI using a proxy, you have to change the context root of the RTC servers. You get a pattern like
htpps://myuri/ccm
htpps://myuri/ccm2
htpps://myuri/ccm3
htpps://myuri/ccm4
You can use the silent install or the install to change the context root.
I would suggest to have a reverse proxy in front of the whole system that provides the public URI.
Jim describes the steps here in the workshop setup: https://jazz.net/library/article/1093.
Please note, if you have a common public URI using a proxy, you have to change the context root of the RTC servers. You get a pattern like
htpps://myuri/ccm
htpps://myuri/ccm2
htpps://myuri/ccm3
htpps://myuri/ccm4
You can use the silent install or the install to change the context root.