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7. RobWill 51,563
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24. oBdA 18,350
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resolve specific sub-domains to internal IP addresses

Asked by sfun28 in Domain Name Service (DNS), Network Routers

Hi Experts! I have 2 dynamic dns host names that point to my router (dd-wrt). Lets say:
sub1.domain.com and sub2.domain.com
with port mapping, everything works fine with external calls to these hosts

internally, I'd like map these hosts to internal IP addresses. so if a request goes out for a webservice that sits inside my firewall, I don't want the request to leave the router just to find out that it points back to the router. I can think of a few ways to do this:
1. can i tell my router about sub1.domain.com... and tell it to always route those requests to the appropriate machines?
2. maybe I can tell each individual machine about sub1.domain.com... and specifcy which internal IPs to map each host to?

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resolve specific sub-domains to internal IP addresses

Asked by sfun28 in Domain Name Service (DNS), Network Routers

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