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Forwarding Multiple Public IP Addresses to Internal Servers

Asked by slattdog in Networking Hardware Firewalls, Domain Name Service (DNS), TCP/IP

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We have 5 static IPs (all in the 255.255.255.248 subnet) via our ISP.  We usa a SonicWALL Pro1260 (Enhanced OS) for our router/firewall.  We have only ever used one of the IPs (as the WAN address of the SonicWALL), but now find oursleves in need of an additional public IP.  For simplicity sake... we have two internal webservers that we want to be able to access via two different IP addresses.  (i.e. publicIP1 forwards to servA publicIP2 forwards to servB)  Both servers need port 80 and 443.  Is there a way to "host" both of the public IPs via the SonicWALL and have them point to different servers respectively?Start Free Trial
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Zones: Networking Hardware Firewalls, Domain Name Service (DNS), TCP/IP
Tags: SonicWALL, SonicWALL, Pro1260
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