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HTTPS re-direct?
Hello,
im trying to work out how i can point HTTPS to two servers in a network from a Virgin SuperHUB router. I know it can only be done to one IP, but does anyone know another way around please?
1. I have exchange that needs HTTPS for secure OWA connections.
2. i have Citrix WI 5.4 behind Sewcure Gateway 3.2 thats also needs to be on HTTPS for secure web connections.
i can only forward Https traffic from home virgin router to any one IP at any one time. Is there a way i can get this set so i can access both servers with https. e.g redirecting https from one server to another server's site?
if so please can someone help on how i can do this, Exchange server with OWA is hosted on server 2008R2 64bits IIS 7.0 and Citrix WI is hosted on server 2003R2 32bits with IIS 6.0.
Thanks
im trying to work out how i can point HTTPS to two servers in a network from a Virgin SuperHUB router. I know it can only be done to one IP, but does anyone know another way around please?
1. I have exchange that needs HTTPS for secure OWA connections.
2. i have Citrix WI 5.4 behind Sewcure Gateway 3.2 thats also needs to be on HTTPS for secure web connections.
i can only forward Https traffic from home virgin router to any one IP at any one time. Is there a way i can get this set so i can access both servers with https. e.g redirecting https from one server to another server's site?
if so please can someone help on how i can do this, Exchange server with OWA is hosted on server 2008R2 64bits IIS 7.0 and Citrix WI is hosted on server 2003R2 32bits with IIS 6.0.
Thanks
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what OS are the web servers running on - you could always put them into an NLB - which will give you the 1 IP you need and they will both respond to it
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windows 2008R2 and windows 2003R2- can you elaborate on NLB please?
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will check this out and let you know...
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i will follow up on this sorry for the delay..
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Thank you and sorry for the late response!
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Thanks