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ɹoʇɐɹǝpoɯ ɹǝdns
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Okay, heres would I'm hoping I can do.
I run a few boxes for different game servers here at my house, and I'd like to run a webserver on a few of them separate from my production webserver, as to not use all the resources for videogame related stuff and slow down my actual sites. Note, I mean actual servers that people can access from the outside. I currently have them set up, but only I can access all of them but my production webserver. The production one is the only one people can see from the outside, currently.
My question: Is it possible to run multiple webservers on the same network, and decide what site goes where based on the domain requested? My whole network is behind a Ubuntu NAT Router/DNS/DHCP Server, if it makes any difference.
Example:
mysite1.com requests go to webserver 1
mysite2.com requests go to webserver 2
Possible? If so, how?
I run a few boxes for different game servers here at my house, and I'd like to run a webserver on a few of them separate from my production webserver, as to not use all the resources for videogame related stuff and slow down my actual sites. Note, I mean actual servers that people can access from the outside. I currently have them set up, but only I can access all of them but my production webserver. The production one is the only one people can see from the outside, currently.
My question: Is it possible to run multiple webservers on the same network, and decide what site goes where based on the domain requested? My whole network is behind a Ubuntu NAT Router/DNS/DHCP Server, if it makes any difference.
Example:
mysite1.com requests go to webserver 1
mysite2.com requests go to webserver 2
Possible? If so, how?