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I have couple of servers, both of which are running different websites. They both have the same external IP address (I'm running them from my home and I have only one router with one IP address).



Those two servers require the same ports. Let's suppose the port is port 80 (HTTP). So I opened port 80 for the first server, but what about the second one?



So now the question is, how can I connect to the right server when they both have the same IP and the same port?



Should I have two routers in my home with two diffrent IPs? What if I had fifty servers, should I get fifty IPs?










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    Why not run both websites from the same server?

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    You need a reverse proxy. Look up nginx reverse proxy. Requests all come in to the proxy and the proxy distributed the requests to the proper server based on the hostname or URL of the request.

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I have couple of servers, both of which are running different websites. They both have the same external IP address (I'm running them from my home and I have only one router with one IP address).



Those two servers require the same ports. Let's suppose the port is port 80 (HTTP). So I opened port 80 for the first server, but what about the second one?



So now the question is, how can I connect to the right server when they both have the same IP and the same port?



Should I have two routers in my home with two diffrent IPs? What if I had fifty servers, should I get fifty IPs?










share|improve this question









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  • 2





    Why not run both websites from the same server?

    – Twisty Impersonator
    2 hours ago






  • 2





    You need a reverse proxy. Look up nginx reverse proxy. Requests all come in to the proxy and the proxy distributed the requests to the proper server based on the hostname or URL of the request.

    – Appleoddity
    1 hour ago














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I have couple of servers, both of which are running different websites. They both have the same external IP address (I'm running them from my home and I have only one router with one IP address).



Those two servers require the same ports. Let's suppose the port is port 80 (HTTP). So I opened port 80 for the first server, but what about the second one?



So now the question is, how can I connect to the right server when they both have the same IP and the same port?



Should I have two routers in my home with two diffrent IPs? What if I had fifty servers, should I get fifty IPs?










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I have couple of servers, both of which are running different websites. They both have the same external IP address (I'm running them from my home and I have only one router with one IP address).



Those two servers require the same ports. Let's suppose the port is port 80 (HTTP). So I opened port 80 for the first server, but what about the second one?



So now the question is, how can I connect to the right server when they both have the same IP and the same port?



Should I have two routers in my home with two diffrent IPs? What if I had fifty servers, should I get fifty IPs?







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  • 2





    Why not run both websites from the same server?

    – Twisty Impersonator
    2 hours ago






  • 2





    You need a reverse proxy. Look up nginx reverse proxy. Requests all come in to the proxy and the proxy distributed the requests to the proper server based on the hostname or URL of the request.

    – Appleoddity
    1 hour ago














  • 2





    Why not run both websites from the same server?

    – Twisty Impersonator
    2 hours ago






  • 2





    You need a reverse proxy. Look up nginx reverse proxy. Requests all come in to the proxy and the proxy distributed the requests to the proper server based on the hostname or URL of the request.

    – Appleoddity
    1 hour ago








2




2





Why not run both websites from the same server?

– Twisty Impersonator
2 hours ago





Why not run both websites from the same server?

– Twisty Impersonator
2 hours ago




2




2





You need a reverse proxy. Look up nginx reverse proxy. Requests all come in to the proxy and the proxy distributed the requests to the proper server based on the hostname or URL of the request.

– Appleoddity
1 hour ago





You need a reverse proxy. Look up nginx reverse proxy. Requests all come in to the proxy and the proxy distributed the requests to the proper server based on the hostname or URL of the request.

– Appleoddity
1 hour ago










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