Thanks, but that doesn't really address my issues.
First, all my servers are behind my router(s), not external. I control
the ports that can reach my servers via the Linksys router.
For example, domain1.com comes to router1 and it forwards port 80 to an
internal server.
domain2.com comes to router2 and forwards port 80 to another web server
internally. The problem is that all my internal systems use router1
as their default gateway, so when the web server tries to reply back to
the originator on domain2.com it gets lost.
One router, at least the models I have, won't work because I can only
forward one port 80 to one server via one wan request. It won't let me
say "requests coming to public IP X.X.X.1 on port 80 go here, but
requests coming to public ip X.X.X.2 on port 80 go there"
On Jan 22, 2:36 am, annie.ra...@link2support.com wrote:
> please click this link for reference:
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> http://linksys.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/...user/std_adp.p...
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>
> gopherhoc...@gmail.com wrote:
> > Ok, I have a situation that I can't seem to solve and hope someone here
> > can shed some light.
>
> > I have one ISP connection that provides me with a number of static
> > (public) IPs. I want to use 2 of them, each hosting a different domain
> > name. (lets call tem domain1.com and domain2.com)
>
> > First, to get more than one connection to my WAN I have the incoming
> > WAN connected to a switch, of course.
>
> > I currently have a Linksys WRT54GS connected (that provides wireless as
> > well) and an older BEFSRU31 on the other. (which I plan to upgrade
> > eventually).
>
> > WRT54GS = 10.2.1.1 (gateway mode)
> > BEFSRU31 = 10.2.1.2 (tried both gateway and router mode)
> > both using 255.255.255.0
> > internal network all using default gateway of 10.2.1.1
>
> > Now, lets say I have incoming email to domain1.com. It flows through
> > the WRT router just fine to my internal Exchange server (10.2.1.15).
> > Outbound works just fine. Everything seems to work just fine with the
> > WRT and domain1.
>
> > incoming email through domain2.com does not work. I assume this is
> > because te BEFSR passes it to the Exchange server which has a default
> > gateway of the other router, so the conversation never happens and the
> > session is dropped.
>
> > My question.. how to fix this? Am I missing a router on the inside
> > perhap? And if so, what should I use... (prefer linksys hardware)
>
> > You might want to ask "why the second router" because port 25 (smtp)
> > works just fine if I point both domains to router1, but for things like
> > port 80 where I want it to point to different internal servers, this
> > configuration doesn't work.
>
> > Any help would be appreciated!!- Hide quoted text -- Show quoted text - 
One ISP, 2 Static IPs, 2 Linksys Routers, One internal network... ? 
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