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    Anybody ever setup multiple web servers behind MS Proxy Server? We have 1 machine which serves as the proxy-web-ftp-etc server right now. What we're aiming for is this: 1 proxy machine would redirect to a couple of other machines which would serve up web pages. We thought we could just setup the proxy's web publishing (in IIS) to route requests to the different machines but the machines on our internal network can't get to these web sites. You have to use the computer name to get to them (example: http://webserver1 instead of http://www.domainname.com/webserver1). Any ideas on the best way to set this up or a work around to the problem above??

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      Anybody ever setup multiple web servers behind MS Proxy Server? We have 1 machine which serves as the proxy-web-ftp-etc server right now. What we're aiming for is this: 1 proxy machine would redirect to a couple of other machines which would serve up web pages. We thought we could just setup the proxy's web publishing (in IIS) to route requests to the different machines but the machines on our internal network can't get to these web sites. You have to use the computer name to get to them (example: http://webserver1 instead of http://www.domainname.com/webserver1). Any ideas on the best way to set this up or a work around to the problem above??

      Jason Henderson
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      "If you are going through hell, keep going." - Sir Winston Churchill

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      Ed Gadziemski
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      Do you have DNS running? You can't connect via a domain name without it and must use machine names instead.

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