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If it doesn't change very often, I would just copy it to the Linux server.
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If it doesn't change very often, I would just copy it to the Linux server.

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Thanks for the quick response, but the webpage is dynamic and changes almost by the minute.
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Thanks for the quick response, but the webpage is dynamic and changes almost by the minute.

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Hello all, this may not even be possible but I thought I would ask. &nbsp;Please excuse the terminology if it's wrong.<br />
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Company currently uses a virtual server setup to host a Ubuntu server to the outside world on a static ip with dns setup
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Company currently uses a windows server internally to host a seperate webpage to internal users only
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Both servers are on the same network subnet
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Is there a way to (forward, port, redirect..??? ...ect.) the windows webpage so it can be viewed thru the Ubuntu server and served to the outside world as if it was on the same Ubuntu website without putting a outside IP on the windows server?<br />
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Thank you
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Hello all, this may not even be possible but I thought I would ask.  Please excuse the terminology if it's wrong.

//Foundation//
Company currently uses a virtual server setup to host a Ubuntu server to the outside world on a static ip with dns setup
Company currently uses a windows server internally to host a seperate webpage to internal users only
Both servers are on the same network subnet

//Question//
Is there a way to (forward, port, redirect..??? ...ect.) the windows webpage so it can be viewed thru the Ubuntu server and served to the outside world as if it was on the same Ubuntu website without putting a outside IP on the windows server?

Thank you

Serve internal webpage from windows box through external Ubuntu server

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