Thanks,
On 7/19/06, dayne_lucas
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Port forwarding is just that, forwarding requests to an internal host given a
certain port. The firewall does not inspect the URL that the client is
searching for, this is a DNS or HTTP application issue. I don't believe it
should be the firewall's job to do such a thing, it should rather be done at
the server.
Best regards,
Dayne
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