Setting up subdomains
Posted: Thu May 08, 2014 4:48 pm
Ok I am a little bit of a network amateur so please bear with me. I want to setup subdomain names to go to different internal servers.
Hardware and Software forward:
Gargoyle Version: 1.5.10
Model: Netgear WNDR 3700v1
Device Configuration: Gateway
I have a domain pointing to my router
http://something.net
I have port forwarding set up to forward port 80 to an internal ip that my webserver is at
What I am hoping to be able to set up is subdomains that I can point to different internal network address that I have servers or vms sitting on.
Examples:
http://mail.something.net -> would go to an internal server to handle mail.
http://src.something.net -> would go over port 80 to an internal web server that hosts gitlab.
Is it possible to do this? I assume that I will have to edit config files, if so what do I need to edit. Or do I need to go to a full blown Linux box to set something like this up?
Hardware and Software forward:
Gargoyle Version: 1.5.10
Model: Netgear WNDR 3700v1
Device Configuration: Gateway
I have a domain pointing to my router
http://something.net
I have port forwarding set up to forward port 80 to an internal ip that my webserver is at
What I am hoping to be able to set up is subdomains that I can point to different internal network address that I have servers or vms sitting on.
Examples:
http://mail.something.net -> would go to an internal server to handle mail.
http://src.something.net -> would go over port 80 to an internal web server that hosts gitlab.
Is it possible to do this? I assume that I will have to edit config files, if so what do I need to edit. Or do I need to go to a full blown Linux box to set something like this up?