Hi, I use Apache httpd in front of Tomcat to do this type of thing on both *nix and Windows. I can configure Apache virtual hosts that map to Tomcat virtual hosts, forward requests to different instances on different ports or whatever request redirection that is needed. I also use it to handle load balancing, clustering and failover configurations as well. HTH.
Cheers, Jeff On Wed, May 11, 2011 at 12:35 PM, Brian Braun <brianbr...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, > > In Linux I have have more than one instance of Tomcat in the same Linux > instance. It is as easy as installing each Tomcat with a different port > (lets say, 8081 and 8082), and using IPTables NAT (and Tomcat host > virtualization) to redirect some domains to some hosts inside a certain > Tomcat, and some other domains in certain other virtual hosts inside other > Tomcat. All the domains can use port 80 from the clients point of view, but > inside are managed with different ports. > > Can I do the same in Windows Server 2008? If so, which tools do I use in > Windows itself to do those NAT mappings? > > Thanks in advance, > > Brian >
