Mutliple Internet Domain to 1 IP

[teklogic]

Hi,

 

So I want to be able to route multiple external domains (ie http://video.website.com and http://mail.website.com) to different servers internally. Will Microsoft Forefront UAG fit the bill for this, I want to try and avoid 3rd party or open source if possible.

 

Any ideas or a rough guide if somebody has managed this.

 

Thanks in advance.

[mrbios]

Interested to see what you find to do this. At the moment I'm using ISA2006 purely for this task (used to be our main firewall, but now i use it purely for publishing sites) I've heard sophos have a system for doing this which i think only came out this year or last year but like you ideally i want to avoid 3rd party aka paying for something else.

 

Seems very fussy of me but more than anything i want to get rid of that last windows 2003 server I've got hence the desire to replace the ISA

[mjs_mjs]

you could set one up as a proxy to the other? or maybe (a better idea would be) a reverse proxy in front of both of them (would certainly help the video servers capacity) Reverse proxy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Squid would be my recommendation. Squid (software) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Edited October 21, 2013 by mjs_mjs

[twin--turbo]

you could set one up as a proxy to the other? or maybe (a better idea would be) a reverse proxy in front of both of them (would certainly help the video servers capacity) Reverse proxy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Squid would be my recommendation. Squid (software) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

 

OP wants to avoide open source.

[Jamo]

Hi,

 

So I want to be able to route multiple external domains (ie http://video.website.com and http://mail.website.com) to different servers internally. Will Microsoft Forefront UAG fit the bill for this, I want to try and avoid 3rd party or open source if possible.

 

Any ideas or a rough guide if somebody has managed this.

 

Thanks in advance.

 

 

Make sure you have a wildcard DNS entry pointing to the single domain (website.com) then use URL host headers to serve the different pages. IIS will handle this for you.

 

Configure a Host Header for a Web Site (IIS 7)

[teklogic]

Make sure you have a wildcard DNS entry pointing to the single domain (website.com) then use URL host headers to serve the different pages. IIS will handle this for you.

 

Configure a Host Header for a Web Site (IIS 7)

 

Even if the websites are on different servers, I have done this for websites hosted on the same server?

[Jamo]

Even if the websites are on different servers, I have done this for websites hosted on the same server?

 

I think you can if you use an IIS reverse proxy.

 

Setting up a Reverse Proxy using IIS, URL Rewrite and ARR : carlosag : The Official Microsoft IIS Site

 

 

Use host headers to filter the request and define the URL rewrite for each site using the above method.

[glennda]

Technically not what it is designed to do but if you could use the lower end KEMP loadbalancers to do this - I say lower end because you won't need the SSL offloading etc.

 

Plus it's really easy to setup - 10/20 mins once you have the jist of it.