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Mapping sugestions.
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| i have the following enviroment:
AD / DHCP / DNS 192.168.1.3
Antivirus server 192.168.1.3
Goldmine Server 192.168.1.2
3Com Gateway NAT 192.168.1.4
RRAS server 192.168.1.16
VPN Server 192.168.1.16
Citrix Server 192.168.1.14
Web Server 192.168.1.14
Web Server 2 192.168.1.13
HP Net Printer 192.168.1.5
FTP server 192.168.1.6
Workstations 192.168.1.30 - 150
As everybody see, the network is in a class C private ip range. All computers have internet access thanks to the 3com Gateway that connect using ADSL connection and deliver internet by NAT.
Fortunately, the 3com have remote control using http port 8000 and have port and service mappings.
I make a map from http web to a 192.168.1.14, so when anybody on the internet, access the public valid interface connection adsl at 200.67.x.x, the 3com route the packets to the web server 1 and i receive access to a web server.
my only question is:
how i can use win2k or any solution to provide access to the 2nd web server?... i[m using the 80 mappings on the nat router.. whay i can do? i'm running out of iddeas.
i have mapping to pc anywhere, vnc, pcanywhere, citrix, web server, ftp.
any sugestions?
thanks in advance!!! | |
| Slinky 2002-09-02, 3:27 pm |
| Why don't you just create another mapping in the 3Com NAT box to point to the other IP address? I think I understand what you are trying to do, just don't understand why you want to do it that way.  | |
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Originally posted by Slinky
Why don't you just create another mapping in the 3Com NAT box to point to the other IP address? I think I understand what you are trying to do, just don't understand why you want to do it that way.
and later how the 3com know if i want to access ther 1rst or 2nd server? | |
| Slinky 2002-09-02, 10:00 pm |
| Make one webserver 192.168.1.13:80 and the other one 192.168.1.14:8080. Or are these two identical web servers? | |
| twister166 2002-09-02, 10:15 pm |
| How about getting a 2nd static ip address? | |
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Originally posted by Slinky
Make one webserver 192.168.1.13:80 and the other one 192.168.1.14:8080. Or are these two identical web servers?
of course i think this.
the thing miss here is that 2nd web server is a AXIS CAM WEB SERVER, is a camera with server integrated and don`t have any option to change the port used. This is the first option i think. maybe is impossible what i want.
i`m running 2 different ftp servers, one at port 20, another to port 21......... i can make the suggested change with ftp. but for www maybe i`m unable to make any change...
no way..... thanks anyway. | |
| ndevine8930 2002-09-06, 12:33 pm |
| On the 2K server that is answering the port 8000, add a virtual host, and point it to the other server or file destination.
GetHelp@myonlinefix.com
www.myonlinefix.com
"Anything Else Is Just A Patch!" | |
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Originally posted by ndevine8930
On the 2K server that is answering the port 8000, add a virtual host, and point it to the other server or file destination.
GetHelp@myonlinefix.com
www.myonlinefix.com
"Anything Else Is Just A Patch!"
i donīt understand you.... how i add a virtual host??? | |
| ndevine8930 2002-09-07, 11:16 am |
| Go to IIS and add another website, follow through the prompts, when it prompts you for the site put in the machine IP that you have specified in NAT and then, where it says host header put in the hostname of the site. i.e, my domain is myonlinefix.com and default website it www.myonlinefix.com, a Virtual host header would be webmail.myonlinefix.com. Make sure that you have registered webmail.myonlinefix.com, with the Internet DNS server, and point it to the same ip as your www.myonlinefix.com. Once that it hits that machine, the machine will direct the traffic based upon the header information. i.e. www.myonlinefix.com goes to c:\Inetpub\wwwroot and webmail.myonlinefix.com goes to c:\Inetpub\webmail or and IP address that you specify. Hope that helps!!
p.s If you use apache it's a little diff. I can help you with that as well, come visit the site!!!!
GetHelp@myonlinefix.com
www.myonlinefix.com
"Anything Else Is Just A Patch!" | |
| cm2gj 2002-09-07, 11:20 am |
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Originally posted by ndevine8930
Go to IIS and add another website, follow through the prompts, when it prompts you for the site put in the machine IP that you have specified in NAT and then, where it says host header put in the hostname of the site. i.e, my domain is myonlinefix.com and default website it www.myonlinefix.com, a Virtual host header would be webmail.myonlinefix.com. Make sure that you have registered webmail.myonlinefix.com, with the Internet DNS server, and point it to the same ip as your www.myonlinefix.com. Once that it hits that machine, the machine will direct the traffic based upon the header information. i.e. www.myonlinefix.com goes to c:\Inetpub\wwwroot and webmail.myonlinefix.com goes to c:\Inetpub\webmail or and IP address that you specify. Hope that helps!!
p.s If you use apache it's a little diff. I can help you with that as well, come visit the site!!!!
GetHelp@myonlinefix.com
www.myonlinefix.com
"Anything Else Is Just A Patch!"
ok. exactly what you say is the solution i think from the beginning. by now i donīt have any problem because i change the port of the first IIS server to port 81, so now i have access to both ftp server. one directly using 80 and the second one using port 81. but your soluttions seems very highly professional and is the solution i was expecting.
i must make some test next week and i let you know...
thanks for the tip
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Originally posted by ndevine8930
On the 2K server that is answering the port 8000, add a virtual host, and point it to the other server or file destination.
GetHelp@myonlinefix.com
www.myonlinefix.com
"Anything Else Is Just A Patch!"
hey men i take 20 minutes search this posts again only for send you a thank you for your help. at least the VIRTUAL HOST was the PERFECT solution for my problem. now i use virtual hosts every day on IIS!!
THANKS!!!  | |
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