Re: iptables, multiple hosts, one IP

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jj wrote:
Hi,

I searched all over the internet, but cant find this in any forum, so
hopefully someone can help.  I dont even know if iptables can help, but
hopefully it will.

I have only dedicated IP address, and I have 3 hosts (same for physical or
virtual hosts, I guess) and what I would like is:

to have each host have its own LAMP hosting its own domains, but from the
outside world, everyone should only see www.whatever.tld, without the need
to add port numbers, etc

can this be done with some form of iptables, apache redirects (via a control
panel like ispconfig, or similar)?

Use apache with mod_proxy. This cannot be done with iptables, the hostname is not in the first packet (the SYN) that iptables sees, after that it is to late to do anything about it as you cannot suddenly rejank the connection to another host.

can it be done, or must I have multiple dedicated IP's?

For https you will need dedicated ips, for http use mod_proxy.

HTH,
M4



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