On 30/Jul/2002 19:55:37, Alex Broens wrote: > At 19:27 30.07.2002 Claus Lund wrote: > >How dos a router do that? Can I set up domain1 (port80) to go to local ip xxxx1 and >domain2 (port80) to go to local domain xxx2? > > Basically a Router will route packets between two networks, not domian names nor >services. > > >When I chek the on-line doc's for ZyWall1, I only see the posebility to address >port numbers to ip's. > > Exactly. There's no other way to do it. Nor will a router do the miracle. >
Well... then there is no way to have 2 servers both on port 80, running on the same IP, as I see it. If I want 2 servers that way I need 2 Ip addresses - right? I know I need different ip's on my lan... the 1 or 2 ip's I write about is the one or 2 given by my isp. Keff: sorry I don't know what a redundant system is... Claus ------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe please go to http://www.sambar.ch/list/
