dave wrote: > On Wednesday 21 November 2001 06:20 am, Florin wrote: > >>Joseph Watson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> > >>>2) In the event that a http server should work properly behind my SNF, >>>how are request from my private network to the external IP address of my >>>SNF on port 80 going to be handled. Will it handle a internal client >>>browsing my webserver when the DNS will resolve to the external address. >>>It seems the traffic will go out and be send back in, but will it be >>>masqurated or just redirected, or will it not work at all?? >>> >>that depends on your dns configuration. If an external IP address will >>correspond to your web server address then it will go out and then come >>back in ... you should put a internal IP address in the dns. >> > > If its a host DNS I don't think you want to do that. I'm not sure what's the > best way but I put hosted hosts/domains in hosts (hosts.conf = order > hosts,bind) with their local IP#s. Apache virtual hosts also use local IP#s > when inside, serving the outside is masqueraded. >
OK, That works for my linux boxes, but what about a Windows box on the internal network?? Maybe I mist something? Thanks for the Help this far!! Joseph
