Although I posted a similar question before, but perhaps if I rephrase some one will be able to shead some light in my issue.

I have a Centos5 box which hosts plain HTTP web pages which are accessed on port 80.

There is also an W3K box hosting Front Page web pages. This box is at 192.168.1.55 on the LAN. In the W3K box the web pages have internal IP's starting at 192.168.1.100 on up.

To the outside world all the Front Page webs are independent domains with external IP's, and the domain name registered.

The question is how would I configure things (firewall, DNS, etc.) to get to the W3K box where these pages are also hosted on port 80.

Thanks.

Could you be more clear as to what you want to do?

Are you asking how external users would go to internal web servers?

I’m running Centos 5.3.

I have an HTTP server working on this server.

I also have websites on a W3K server and I’d need people on the internet to access the web sites on the W3K server.

What do I need to configure on the Centos 5.3 server to do this.

Thanks.