Hey guys (first post, wooo!)
I'm a little new to this, but here goes!
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Here's what I'm trying to do... We've got multiple servers running and what I'm looking to do is to use 1 external IP address essentially and map the external IP address to many internal servers.
So a user might goto "intranet.mysite.com" which would have an external IP address of 21.21.21.11 and be brought to a sharepoint site, which would be running on a server internally.
Then, another user might go to "support.mysite.com" which would have the same external IP address as above but would be brought to a support site of some kind, once again running on a different server within the local network.
Should I be looking into ACL lists, PAT, NAT, some form of IIS host headers? Or should I even be hosting services like these in an internal network instead hosting them in a DMZ. I'm really quite stumped on this issue (I suppose it's not really an issue but it's something that I'd like to understand)
If I can help it, I'd prefer not to have domains such as "intranet.mysite.com:92" and things of the like - either way, I'm interested to hear what you guys have had to deal with in terms of, whatever the heck I'm talking about.
Apologies in advance if this topic has been covered somewhere else on SpiceWorks.