My company wants to move the web hosting to internal. We have numerous domain names(mostly being hosted by a third party company right now), we also have the web server running a few sites internal. My question has to do with running multiple websites on one server. I don't know how to allow multiple domain names through the pix.
Right now we have external ip x.x.x.x coming into the pix, the pix then forwards that to 0.0.0.0 which is my internal webserver. DomainA is pointed to ip x.x.x.x, by default the site on port 80 shows in the browser. How do i have domainB also pointed to ip x.x.x.x (maybe on a different port) so i can run multiple sites on one server all through 1 external ip?
I know I can set it up so there's only one web site running on my webserver, set up the directory structure where website2-4 are just sub directories in the website1 directory and have the domain for website2 pointed to www.website1.com/website2 and mask the name so it looks like it's really website2. I'd much rather do it the right way though.
That is probably confusing, let me know if i need to clarify anything. Thanks a lot.
Joe
Right now we have external ip x.x.x.x coming into the pix, the pix then forwards that to 0.0.0.0 which is my internal webserver. DomainA is pointed to ip x.x.x.x, by default the site on port 80 shows in the browser. How do i have domainB also pointed to ip x.x.x.x (maybe on a different port) so i can run multiple sites on one server all through 1 external ip?
I know I can set it up so there's only one web site running on my webserver, set up the directory structure where website2-4 are just sub directories in the website1 directory and have the domain for website2 pointed to www.website1.com/website2 and mask the name so it looks like it's really website2. I'd much rather do it the right way though.
That is probably confusing, let me know if i need to clarify anything. Thanks a lot.
Joe
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