Re: Web server access

["Pete Shew" <pslists@xxxxxxxxx>]

Yet another response. I have used orenosp on a Windows box with success.
This is a free (secure) reverse proxy - set up like Mark Harrison's reverse
proxy example or with different domain names, but can also allow your port
80 web servers to be accessed as if they were https servers for improved
security.

To get different domain names you could use a dynamic DNS service, e.g.
DynDNS, or just make an entry in the client's host table. The server
doesn't have to know its own domain, the web browser sends the information
in the request.

Pete

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On 13/08/2005 at 21:02 Alex Clark wrote:

>Can anyone point me in the right direction for accessing multiple web
>servers on a single IP?
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>If I go to my own static IP address when away from home, I can get into
my
>Homeseer interface (with port forwarding).  But what if I want to
access my
>router's web interface, or IP camera, etc.  Obviously I can do this at
home
>with local addresses, but not externally.  I tried allocating different
>ports, but with no success.
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>Thanks
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>Alex.
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