[NTLUG:Discuss] Virtual Hosting

[severian@pobox.com]

Jack,
   I think you can.  You have kcmultiservices.com forward to 
64.202.166.10:80 and kcmultiservice.com forward to 64.202.166.10:81 and 
albertopujols.com forward to 64.202.166.10:82.  The user never has to type 
a port number.  They just type the domain they want.  Each domain is 
forwarded to the port you want.  The only catch is that whoever does your 
domain forwarding needs to be able to accept a port number.
Good day,
Ralph

In response to the welcome remarks of Jack Snodgrass at 07:58 AM 2/4/03 -0600:
>On Tue, 2003-02-04 at 02:23, severian at pobox.com wrote:
> > Howdy,
> >    I am not the original questioner, but I want to learn about this
> > too.  If I understand correctly, his problem is that any of the three
> > domains get translated by his domain forwarder to just an IP.  So, his
> > system can't tell which domain is being requested.  If this is the 
> problem,
> > couldn't he set each domain to forward to a different port 
> number?  Then he
> > could tell which page was being requested.
> > Good day,
> > Ralph
>
>The only way to do that would be to have people use
>
>http://kcmultiservices.com/
>http://kcmultiservice.com:8080/
>http://albertopujols.com:8000/
>
>not very user friendly. You can't ( with a single IP Address )
>forward to different ports based on a url without a port specified.