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Hi,
I would like to ask if it is possible to route the traffic from two domains to one Public IP address but not only that, behind the public ip address i am using NAT.
Inside the NAT network i have two servers with local ip addresses ,so what i want is a way to distinguish the domains that are coming to the public ip address and to route the traffic to the dedicated server with local IP addresses, something like DMZ but in that way that the traffic goes to two or more servers depending on the domain that was requested by users.I want that the whole traffic is splited in that way not just few ports.
Does any one know if this is possible or if there is a service available that can do that?
many thanks in advance
I would like to ask if it is possible to route the traffic from two domains to one Public IP address but not only that, behind the public ip address i am using NAT.
Inside the NAT network i have two servers with local ip addresses ,so what i want is a way to distinguish the domains that are coming to the public ip address and to route the traffic to the dedicated server with local IP addresses, something like DMZ but in that way that the traffic goes to two or more servers depending on the domain that was requested by users.I want that the whole traffic is splited in that way not just few ports.
Does any one know if this is possible or if there is a service available that can do that?
many thanks in advance
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Many thanks for your answer
Well ISA server is not free and it take a lot of resources, do you know any open source tool?
Do you know any example on the internet?
Well ISA server is not free and it take a lot of resources, do you know any open source tool?
Do you know any example on the internet?
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Do you have any experience if this feature is available for vyatta routers and do you know how is it called so i can search on the internet.
thanks
thanks
ASKER
I forgot to add i want to forward the whole traffic(also all ports) not only the HTTP traffic.
For example when a user telnet,ftp,ssh etc to a domain he should be routed to Public IP and the router should route him to a specific Machine inside the NAT based on the domain the the user entered.
For example when a user telnet,ftp,ssh etc to a domain he should be routed to Public IP and the router should route him to a specific Machine inside the NAT based on the domain the the user entered.
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Most of my experience in this regards is with ISA server, so have a look at publishing mulltiple sites on a single IP on www.isaserver.org.
Even if you're not using ISA server you should be able to adapt the rules for ISA to your own firewall.