Splitting Dynamic IP to two URL/Domains

I have a No-IP Dynamic IP Address (too cheap to buy Static) and want to still
have two web-sites running on two separate servers. Because I can't assign
external Static IP Addresses to the two servers, does anybody know of a
technology that can sniff what URL was originally typed in and using that,
forward to the correct NIC?

Don't think MS has this technology, but could be wrong.

Thx

Ken
Tue Aug 31 18:52:13 CDT 2004

You have two separate servers? and only one single publicly addressable IP
address?

If so, then you need to use a "reverse proxy" - the proxy server has the
single public IP address and hides the internal servers (which have private,
non-routable IP addresses). Microsoft has a product called "ISA Server" that
does this. Otherwise, there are various 3rd party and open source products
as well.

Cheers
Ken

"DaveM" <DaveM@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:E4FD2112-3741-4D0D-833D-73F6B3299886@microsoft.com...
>I have a No-IP Dynamic IP Address (too cheap to buy Static) and want to
>still
> have two web-sites running on two separate servers. Because I can't
> assign
> external Static IP Addresses to the two servers, does anybody know of a
> technology that can sniff what URL was originally typed in and using that,
> forward to the correct NIC?
>
> Don't think MS has this technology, but could be wrong.
>
> Thx

Carroll
Tue Aug 31 23:36:50 CDT 2004

You could use just one server and use "HostHeaders".

Here is a link to some answers on how to set it up:
http://www.iisfaq.com/Default.aspx?tabid=2523

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Regards,

Carroll


"DaveM" <DaveM@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:E4FD2112-3741-4D0D-833D-73F6B3299886@microsoft.com...
> I have a No-IP Dynamic IP Address (too cheap to buy Static) and want to
still
> have two web-sites running on two separate servers. Because I can't
assign
> external Static IP Addresses to the two servers, does anybody know of a
> technology that can sniff what URL was originally typed in and using that,
> forward to the correct NIC?
>
> Don't think MS has this technology, but could be wrong.
>
> Thx
>

jeff
Wed Sep 01 19:23:13 CDT 2004

On Tue, 31 Aug 2004 16:21:04 -0700, "DaveM"
<DaveM@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>I have a No-IP Dynamic IP Address (too cheap to buy Static) and want to still
>have two web-sites running on two separate servers. Because I can't assign
>external Static IP Addresses to the two servers, does anybody know of a
>technology that can sniff what URL was originally typed in and using that,
>forward to the correct NIC?

Run them on separate ports and port-forward, or use a router that can
forward and translate ports. Other than that you'd need a reverse
proxy to do this.

Jeff