Re: DNS need some explaination

dmz is disabled but found it on port forwarding range

there's a port range there  that is forwarded to our server's ip address..
Thanks for the help.

jun




On 11/29/05, jopoy solano <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> On 11/29/05, Raul Martinez Jr. <[email protected]> wrote:
> >
> > Hello Linux gurus, I am confused. The situation is like this:
> >
> > We have a mail/web server which is behind a firewall/router ( linksys ).
> > It has has been setup to serve as a sub-domain of our company. This
> > server can be accessed via ssh/web and can receive incoming mail.
> > Looking at the DNS entries on dreamhost.com and thru 'dig' the IP
> > address is same with the public IP of our router. How can the router
> > knows which of the machines (servers and our workstations) is the
> > destination during http/mail/ssh request? The router administration page
> > doesn't give any clue. I am trying to duplicate this behaviour by
> > registering another sub-domain pointing to my machine but using the
> > routers IP. However, it seems that whenever I access this new subdomain
> > via http it still points to the same server (original).
> >
> > Can anybody enlighten me on this? Thanks so much!
> >
> >
> look for "DMZ" ... the IP add should reflect that of your server.
>
> hth.
>
> 'Jopoy
>
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