One WAN IP, Multiple Web servers

[henryb]

Hi,
I'm wondering if it is possible to use pfSense as a "reverse-proxy" without involving extra software like Squid, IQ Reverse Proxy and so on.

My situation is like this:
I have registered two internet Domains. e.g.
www.aaa.no
www.yyy.no
Both have set their DNS-record to my static WAN-addess, e.g. 81.0.130.10

On the inside (LAN), I have two physical Web-servers running, e.g. one Apache- and one Lotus Domino-server.
Both are responding on tcp port 80.
I can easily change local port for one of the servers e.g. port 81 for Domino, if it makes things easier.

From the outside (internet) I would like to access both servers on port 80, and it should be redirected to the corresponding Web-server depending on the URL.

www.aaa.no -> 81.0.130.10 -> 10.10.1.5 (Apache server)
www.yyy.no -> 81.0.130.10 -> 10.10.1.6 (Domino server)

Is this achievable with pfSense only?

Any ideas would be highly appreciated :)

[GruensFroeschli]

You can do this with a properly configured apache.
But not with pfSense directly.