On Sat, 27 May 2000, Brian Chabot wrote:
> Well, I have run into a bit of a bind here.
>
> We have one IP on an SDSL line, and we're using NAT on the DSL Router
> (Flowpoint 2200).
>
> Everything is working great until we decided to set up a second web
> server (rather than yet another virtual host on the already heavily
> burdened one).
>
> Other than allocating a special port for the new server, is there any
> way we can have 2 local (192.168.x.x) web servers talking to the outside
> world on port 80?
Yes, you can do that, but not in the way you want to. What you want is two
seperate machine with internal IPs and depending on which URL is used it
is
routed to the correct machine. I don't know of any way to do that. You
could setup both machine with all your domains and then have the NAT box
round robin betwen the two.
> Our ISP is VERY against issuing a second IP, so that
> route is (for the moment) out of the picture.
Get a better ISP....if they can't serve your needs then it's
time to look elsewhere.
> FWIW, both servers are Pentium class (133 & 166 MHz) and both have 48MB
> RAM, running Mandrake 7.0 (kernel 2.2.14-15mdk) and Apache 1.3.9-17mdk
> from the mandrake rpm's.
>
> Basically, I am trying to move one of our domains to it's own
> box. Email is easy enough to relay, and I have no problems assigning a
> special port for the few ssh clients we'll have... but http is still an
> issue.
How big is the pipe coming into this place? I would think that maybe
increasing the memory/cpu of one of these boxes could get it to handle the
full load. Remember that the limiting factor for most people is bandwidth,
not the actual server hardware.
--rdp
> Any ideas?
>
> Brian
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