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This would probably have to be a conditional rewrite in the underlying web server, to redirect these requests to another port on the other server. And then a port forward of that other port to the local IP of the second server.<br />
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This is just the basic principle. I don't know how to do this specificly in windows servers. But hopefully it gives you or others the right keywords to find the solution.<br />
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P.S. <a href="http://stackoverflow.com/a/1104204" rel="ugc">http://stackoverflow.com/a/1104204</a>
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This would probably have to be a conditional rewrite in the underlying web server, to redirect these requests to another port on the other server. And then a port forward of that other port to the local IP of the second server.

This is just the basic principle. I don't know how to do this specificly in windows servers. But hopefully it gives you or others the right keywords to find the solution.

P.S. http://stackoverflow.com/a/1104204 [http://stackoverflow.com/a/1104204]

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Have a situation where I only have 1 static IP and have 2 servers that need to host port 443, one is exchange for owa. &nbsp;Is there a way to setup host redirection on the exchange box so it keeps what it needs and fwds the requests to another server? &nbsp;They have different A records, one is mail and the new one is secure.<br />
Thanks
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Have a situation where I only have 1 static IP and have 2 servers that need to host port 443, one is exchange for owa.  Is there a way to setup host redirection on the exchange box so it keeps what it needs and fwds the requests to another server?  They have different A records, one is mail and the new one is secure.
Thanks

Multiple services on port 443, how to redirect internally?

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