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after a long search of google, howto's, chat's and other posts I hop to find some pro's over here...
I'm quite new to larger server farms and face now a little understanding problem.
I would like to run a few apache webservers in a DMZ. Unfortunatly I only have one public IP. As I can use virtual hosts only for http but not https traffic I'm stuck.
Has anybody a solution for me how to run several apaches oon my DMZ (private IP)? Or is it just a fact that I need one public IP per apache even though located on my DMZ?
thanx in advance!
How about a router? You can even set up one machine to be the router and handle DHCP assignments to the other boxes. The primary machine could host at least one secured installation, as it's IP would be your static one.
What OS(s) are you using? If you're using Linux you have a bunch of options in this regard.
was some days off duty - but maybe I was just thinking the wrong way...
As I'm still quite new to networking it's maybe much easier than I expect...
If I have one public IP allocated to my domain.tld and let's assume a request comes from the web like www.domain.tld first my internal DNS is asked for the internal IP of www and then DNAT forewards the request to that internal IP?
That easy?
Jim
It's an bind9 (actually two of them), running on my DMZ...
How do I need to run them in order to get what I want? ;-)
