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Join Date: Jan 2009
Posts: 1
OS: Vista sp1, SBS 2003 sp1
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Good Morning,
I am trying to host (2) domains over (1) gateway and (2) routers. Each domain is behind its own router. I have (1) static IP address. (1) server is behind each router. LAN1, which has the static IP in the router is working properly. LAN2 is not receiving data from the outside world. Port forwarding is setup on router 2 for LAN2. Please advise. |
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Re: hosting (2) domains over (1) gateway internet connection and (2) routers
One IP address is going to make that difficult. I suggest you get two IP addresses if you want to have two domains hosted.
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