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IP Routing in Win2k - Please Help.

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reicherb

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I have a cable connection and want to setup a webserver. Rather than purchasing a second IP address I would like to setup my current Win2k ICS server to route visitors to my website to my webserver behind my Win2k ICS server as well as allowing other internal PCs access to the internet?

Is this possible? Do I just need to setup routing tables? How do I do this?

Thanks.
 
If everything runs on one box, that would be easy. configure IIS to use the Internet IP and run host header if needed.

If your webserver is behind your ICS server, forward port 80 to your web server. (Or whatever port you're running)

To do this, go to your ICS server TCP/IP properties, sharing tab, settings, add.

Add port 80 or whatever port you want to be forwarded here.

eRr
 
nope... remember, this is incoming request... your outgoing request should not be affected at all.

eRr
 
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