What you want is to properly setup virtual domains under linux or use
hostnames under IIS. It's not the firewalls job to distinguish what site to
display, it’s the web servers job. DNS handles the requests from the
outside, site1.domain.com is port forwarded to server:80, Apache or IIS do
the sorting from there. For you to resolve the site1.domain.com and
site2.domain.com addresses from inside the firewall, you need to setup those
sites in the DNS Forwarder page in m0n0wall. All those sites will point to
the "Internal" IP of the server. I've got both linux and windows servers
setup in my dmz, it all works nicely.

Dave

-----Original Message-----
From: Henning Andreseck [mailto:AndreseckH at gymszbad dot de] 
Sent: Tuesday, July 22, 2008 11:33 AM
To: m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
Subject: [m0n0wall] redirect subdomain to a computer in the LAN

Hi List,
i want to have several subdomains of my main-domain (eg. domain.com and
pc1.domain.com) and let them point on the pc. so pc1.domain.com points on
pc1. but how do i do this? importent is only port 80. i read something about
a solution with apache and virutal host, but is it possible to do this with
m0n0 and if not, dear m0n0-dev list, is it possible to impliment something
like this?

tanks

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