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Ok so this might not necessarily be a linux question but i would probably implement this on a linux box. I may be moving somewhere where i do not have ...
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  1. 02-10-2009 #1
    darkhammer
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    Forwarding network traffic

    Ok so this might not necessarily be a linux question but i would probably implement this on a linux box.
    I may be moving somewhere where i do not have my schools internet connection. what we are looking to do is if traffic for hammer.riverknoll.com comes through our server it gets sent to my computer/router and if something for duke.riverknoll.com comes through the traffic is sent to my roommate's computer/router.
    what would i use to do this?
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  2. 02-10-2009 #2
    HROAdmin26
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    It's called a reverse proxy - Squid.
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  3. 02-10-2009 #3
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    i ment to specify that i will only have 1 publicly facing IP. this will work with only one?
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