Port Forwarding

[michaelperrin]

I think the answer to this is NO but i'll try anyway (before i end up buying a new router!)


I've got a website running on my NSLU2.
The web administration also runs on it.

When i type in mydomain.com i get my web admin page.
When i type in mydomain.com:81 i get my website.


Now i want to ensure that when i type in mydomain.com i get my website instead.


I'd like to do is to have traffic come in to my router on port 80 -
Then route the traffic to port 81 on the client?

I don't think my Netgear DG834G will allow me to do this - any one any idea?

 

[Deleted member 58846]

find out where they are configured then reverse their ports. what software you using for your web? IIS? Apache?

 

[michaelperrin]

I did that in the end.

Set my website to run on 80 and my web interface to run on another port.


It is running on thttpd at the moment.

 

[tolien]

Stick an entry in your hosts file to point mydomain.com to the machine that's the web server's local IP?