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Need help.... Have 2 websites that need to accessed
Hi,
I'm really new to IIS and website hosting. I need to have access to our CRM site which is on its own server and keep owa up whcih is on another server. All servers are behind NAT which is Cisco 871.
I'm really new to IIS and website hosting. I need to have access to our CRM site which is on its own server and keep owa up whcih is on another server. All servers are behind NAT which is Cisco 871.
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what non-zero is suggesting is to set up so that you access one web site like:
http://www.mysite.com
and the other one:
http://www.myothersite.com:81
note the ":81" means that the web site is accessed on port '81' instead of the default port (80)
then on your router, you create an additional port forward rule (you would already have one for port 80) to forward port 81 outside to port 80 inside.
that is your only option unless you obtain a second IP address from your ISP.
Cheers.
http://www.mysite.com
and the other one:
http://www.myothersite.com:81
note the ":81" means that the web site is accessed on port '81' instead of the default port (80)
then on your router, you create an additional port forward rule (you would already have one for port 80) to forward port 81 outside to port 80 inside.
that is your only option unless you obtain a second IP address from your ISP.
Cheers.
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This will be fine for CRM as they only have to setup once. My next question would be setting up through command line would it look like this
ip nat inside cource static tcp 192.168.5.x 80 interface fastethernet4 80
If I do it like this I already have one like it for exchange. I guess I don't know the command for asking for the outside port...
ip nat inside cource static tcp 192.168.5.x 80 interface fastethernet4 80
If I do it like this I already have one like it for exchange. I guess I don't know the command for asking for the outside port...
not 100% sure on this, but if that is the only config rule for the existing redirect then you only need to change the port to 81 at the end of that line:
ip nat inside source static tcp 192.168.5.x 80 interface fastethernet4 81
assuming that your fastethernet4 port is the outside interface?
Cheers.
ip nat inside source static tcp 192.168.5.x 80 interface fastethernet4 81
assuming that your fastethernet4 port is the outside interface?
Cheers.
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That makes sense now. I am assuming that I can do the same for SSL also. Thanks
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