Zapotek wrote: |
Multiple sites are hosted in the same IP address using Virtual Hosts, in Apache at least. |
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Multiple sites are hosted in the same IP address using Virtual Hosts, in Apache at least. |
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Is it possible for an outside computer to be able to distinguish between the two? |
Zapotek wrote: |
And I also think I gave a solution to Nstal... |
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can decide to perform network address translation and forward it to 10.1.0.1 port 80 if I configure my NAT implementation such. However if an identical packet arrives I cannot then determine that this should go to IP address 10.1,0.2 without further changes or flags in the packet, outside of the packets routing information. At present there is no RFC or internet draft addressing such an issue as the solution is to use unique public address to determine an end point. |
Zapotek wrote: |
I'm just saying that he can forward all the packets with dest port 80 to the machine of his choice... |
NStal wrote: |
For example, let's say i have port 80 open on 192.168.1.100 and i also have it open on 192.168.1.101. Lets say my IP adress to the internet is 67.44.33.22. Is it possible for an outside computer to be able to distinguish between the two? |
Zapotek wrote: |
It is possible. You just have to set in your NAPT config that the requests for port 80 will be redirected to the PC that you want to be accessible from the net. |
Zapotek wrote: |
You just wrote that?
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