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Title: Virtual hosting.
Post by: Andrew on June 23, 2001, 04:59:52 AM

Hi all,
I have another crazy configuration needed. Here is the situation. We have E-smith running as a Gateway/Firewall for our network which has an Win2000 server running web & email. I've configured port-forwarding on e-smith to forward ports 25,110 & 80 to the internal Win2000 box. Now we need to host some extra domains, and I need to configure the E-smith as follows.

I would like to host mail & web for domain abc.com, def.com & ghi.com on the e-smith. I was inteneding on configuring virtual domains for the above. I would like to have domains uvw.com & xyz.com forwarded to the win2000 box.

Is this possible. We have a single permanent IP address running on ADSL.

Help please.

Thank you....

Title: Re: Virtual hosting.
Post by: Darrell May on June 23, 2001, 10:42:33 PM

Andrew wrote:

> I would like to host mail & web for domain abc.com, def.com &
> ghi.com on the e-smith. I was inteneding on configuring
> virtual domains for the above. I would like to have domains
> uvw.com & xyz.com forwarded to the win2000 box.
>
> Is this possible. We have a single permanent IP address
> running on ADSL.

Here is my standard, "Is this possible" asnwer --> yes.  Now the tricky part.

You will have to remove your port forwarding and return to default settings.  Next for your e-smith hosted domains simply do the standard virtual domain setup.  For your forwarded domains to W2K you will have to implement Apache and Qmail customizations.  As I mentioned, a little tricky to set up but can be done.

Darrell

Title: Re: Virtual hosting.
Post by: Andrew on June 24, 2001, 09:05:22 AM

Thanks so much Darrell,

I had a feeling it would be possible, however can you point me into the right direction of customising Apache and Qmail??

Andrew.

Title: Re: Virtual hosting.
Post by: Des Dougan on July 03, 2001, 01:49:16 AM

Andrew,

I can't help with qmail, but for Apache, have a look at http://www.linuxfocus.org/English/March2000/article147.shtml. There are also some threads in th archive which cover this (in which I was able to do what you're trying).

Des Dougan

Title: Re: Virtual hosting.
Post by: Andrew on July 03, 2001, 04:35:25 AM

Thanks Des, I thinks thats exactly the solution to my prob. WIll try it today.

Again thanks for the help everybody..