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Passing traffic for two hosts on LAN

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dirkdekker last edited by

We have want to pass traffic to two different hosts on the LAN. Each host has it's own set of servers , like Apache, port 80.

What I need to know is what the proper configuration would be for passing traffic with domainname: aaaa.xxx to host#1 and domainname: bbbbb.xxx to host#2.
Is this possible anyway?
Thanks for any usefull answer.
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Cry Havok last edited by

HAProxy, Squid or other load balancer/reverse proxy packages - a search of the forum should find you many threads on the issue.
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