Greetings:
I have a single static IP address. I just added a new PC running Apache to my internal LAN so now I have both an IIS server located on x.x.x.2 and the new Linux webserver on x.x.x.3
Web traffic (port 80) coming to my domain (lets call it foo.com) is routed to the IIS server on x.x.x.2
What I need to do is route traffic coming to a specific subdomain like new.foo.com to the apache server on x.x.x.3 and let all other port 80 traffic continue on it's merry way to the IIS sever on x.x.x.2
Any chance my Actiontec router can do that?
3D0G.
I have a single static IP address. I just added a new PC running Apache to my internal LAN so now I have both an IIS server located on x.x.x.2 and the new Linux webserver on x.x.x.3
Web traffic (port 80) coming to my domain (lets call it foo.com) is routed to the IIS server on x.x.x.2
What I need to do is route traffic coming to a specific subdomain like new.foo.com to the apache server on x.x.x.3 and let all other port 80 traffic continue on it's merry way to the IIS sever on x.x.x.2
Any chance my Actiontec router can do that?
3D0G.