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From: Trevor Best on 13 Jun 2008 03:18
On Thu, 12 Jun 2008 08:21:00 +0200, Andrzej Adam Filip wrote:

> Will Kemp <will(a)xxxx.swaggie.net> wrote:
>
>> Kivin wrote:
>>
>>> I hope you do not mind me post to this new group. I have 3 windows
>>> servers which need to be accessed from the outside. I do not want to
>>> move them into the ripe world.
>>
>> You've posted this to the wrong newsgroup - you should post it to a
>> windows group.
>
> Do you deny him right to use Linux router/firewall for the task?! :-)
>
>>> Would Nat be worth considering for these boxes?
>>>
>>> And could some one point me to a good nat howto
>>>
>>> Thanks for your input
>>>
>>> Kivin
>
> How many public IP addresses do you have? [no less than 3]

You could do it with one if it's just web, there's something that runs on
IIS that can translate a subdir to another box, a kind of proxy if you
will so it will redirect http requests, e.g.

www.mydomain.com/ -> 192.168.1.20
www.mydomain.com/server2 -> 192.168.1.21
www.mydomain.com/server3 -> 192.168.1.22

I can't remember the name of this software though, there may be a Linux
(Apache) equivalent also.

Also depending on what this is for, if say for RDP access, you can
redirect ports in a NAT router so that same external address (IP) and
different port will redirect to different internal machines.

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