Re: [MLUG] wildcard with dyndns

[nowlind <EMAIL:PROTECTED>]

My bad.  I thought I mentioned it in my first post.  I am looking at 
doing this with apache.  All traffic will be http (TWP, security 
camera).  Does anybody know where I can get mod_proxy_html.so for 
FC4/apache2?

Daniel Nowlin
IATS DataCenter



Nimrod Levy wrote:
> It wasn't clear to me that both machines were behind a NAT router.
>
> AFAIK, the only way to do this would be with an application layer 
> proxy.  For example if it were web traffic you were dealing with, 
> you'd need to have a web proxy set up to receive all traffic and 
> direct the requests to the appropriate internal box.  Not all 
> protocols will play nice with a scheme like this.
>
> --
> Nimrod
>
> On 2/12/07, *nowlind* <EMAIL:PROTECTED 
> <mailto:EMAIL:PROTECTED>> wrote:
>
>     I fail to see how this upgrade would allow the routing to be done when
>     both my server1 and server2 have private IP's behind a router.
>
>     Daniel Nowlin
>     IATS DataCenter
>
>
>
>     Nimrod Levy wrote:
>     > Looks like for $10/year you can add an Account upgrade that
>     includes
>     > subdomain delegation to the static dns service.  Dynamic dns domains
>     > at dyndns.org <http://dyndns.org> <http://dyndns.org> can be
>     converted to the static
>     > service at any time.
>     > http://www.dyndns.com/services/upgrades/
>     > --
>     > Nimrod
>     >
>     > On 2/11/07, *nowlind* < EMAIL:PROTECTED
>     <mailto:EMAIL:PROTECTED>
>     > <mailto:EMAIL:PROTECTED <mailto:EMAIL:PROTECTED>>> wrote:
>     >
>     >     I have a dyndns account and would like to be able to route the
>     >     address
>     >     something1.mydydns.dyndns.org
>     <http://something1.mydydns.dyndns.org>
>     >     <http://something1.mydydns.dyndns.org> to one machine and
>     >     something2.mydyndns.dyndns.org
>     <http://something2.mydyndns.dyndns.org>
>     >     <http://something2.mydyndns.dyndns.org> to a differnt machine.
>     >     Anybody know how
>     >     I could do this?  I know I can do this with port forwarding
>     but would
>     >     like to do this via name.
>     >
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