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You need to set up some sort of reverse proxy. The details involved vary based on the network, whether NAT is involved, whether SSL will be used, the specific reverse proxy software or appliance you choose, and other details that are not included in your initial question. But that should still give you a better starting point for your Google searches.
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You need to set up some sort of reverse proxy. The details involved vary based on the network, whether NAT is involved, whether SSL will be used, the specific reverse proxy software or appliance you choose, and other details that are not included in your initial question. But that should still give you a better starting point for your Google searches.

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Also, I highly recommend that you do NOT use the domain controller as the reverse proxy.<br />
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The domain controller should never have an inbound connection from the internet.
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Also, I highly recommend that you do NOT use the domain controller as the reverse proxy.

The domain controller should never have an inbound connection from the internet.

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Hello Experts --<br />
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I've Google and Google but I'm just not understanding how to overcome this issue I've been battling with. I have 3 different websites on 3 different physical servers and 1 IP Address, the Ip address is setup on server #4 and it is my active directory/ Domain Controller (I'm pretty sure the domain controller only controls the inner network) but how to I direct a certain domain name to a certain server using windows server 2012 tools, any tips???<br />
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Chris
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Hello Experts --

I've Google and Google but I'm just not understanding how to overcome this issue I've been battling with. I have 3 different websites on 3 different physical servers and 1 IP Address, the Ip address is setup on server #4 and it is my active directory/ Domain Controller (I'm pretty sure the domain controller only controls the inner network) but how to I direct a certain domain name to a certain server using windows server 2012 tools, any tips???

Chris

One IP for 3 different websites on 3 different Physical Servers

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