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[ubuntu] HTTP Rewrite to internal server

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http://ubuntuforums.org – Hi Guys, Here is the scenario. I have a registered domain that resolves (via dyndns) xxx.mydomain.com to my external facing router -easy no issues there. Behind the router I have several machines (some VMs) running webservers, mail etc... What I want to be able to do is redirect the external traffic based on xxx to the relevant internal machine and serve the content back to the external world. I have tried using a http rewrite of xxx.mydomain.com to the relevant machine an it works fine from within my network, however externally the re-direct fails as the master DNS servers have no record of (HowTos)

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