Hi,

>I think you would need to use an additional box running something like
>Squid as a reverse proxy to achieve this.

TBH, I've found Apache with mod_proxy much easier to configure than
Squid as a reverse proxy.  Combine it with mod_proxy_html and you can
rewrite the HTML (if you need to) which Squid isn't able to do.

Squid still rocks as a forward proxy and I wouldn't bother looking at
anything else (I'm currently using it for about 3,500 people and the
machine's been up for more than two years and gets about 1.5M
requests/day!)

HTH,


                                Neil.

>----- Original Message ----- From: "DW" <mail4ng at googlemail dot com>
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>Sent: Friday, August 03, 2007 12:08 PM
>Subject: [m0n0wall] Re: multiple domains with m0n0wall?
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>> Am Fri, 3 Aug 2007 13:05:29 +0200 schrieb Juergen dot Kerner at knorr dash bremse dot com:
>>
>>> You can only do it by ip address, 'cause m0n0 is working in OSI
>>>layer 3,  what you want is an application layer router/switch, and
>>>this is not  handled by m0n0wall.
>> Ah, ok. thank you for you fast reply. Are there any "mono like"
>>products  to achieve this?
>>
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