There's one other thing. Some cable/DSL ISPs (to
private LANs) actually restrict or block incoming port
80 requests (to your router) if you are using a
residential broadband connection instead of purchasing
a business account.
BZAG
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I am using name based vhosts.All of the domains registered with my
public static IP provided by my ISP. I then try to NAT all traffic from my
Public address to the my private LAN IP address( I.E. 192.168.1.100).
Are you saying that this box will always need to be outside the firewall?
No, this sounds good. Are you running a DNS server?
(I think it is better not to run one in this
scenario.) What do you have in your hosts file? Try
putting your FQDNs for your public IP in your hosts
file (assuming you aren't running a DNS server). Even
though you may have HostNameLookups
Hi.
If you still havent solved it, I might have a solution for you. I'm running
several vhosts behind NAT, using IP-based vhosts.
You can try this:
NameVirtualHost 192.168.1.100
VirtualHost 192.168.1.100
ServerName some.domain.name.com
* other settings you want *
/VirtualHost
