forward http://p2p.mydomain.com to http://mydomainIP:50001/gui/index.html, is that possible?

Hello,

I got my own domain and want to make:
http://p2p.mydomain.com
to be redirected to
http://mydomainIP:50001/gui/index.html

Is that possible? If it's possible, how do I do it, I run Win Server
2003 on the computer that my domain is redirected to. My router is
Netgear and my domain is registred at Network Solutions.

/Roberto

On Nov 2, 3:13 am, aticatac <rocu...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I got my own domain and want to make:http://p2p.mydomain.com
> to be redirected tohttp://mydomainIP:50001/gui/index.html
>
> Is that possible? If it's possible, how do I do it, I run Win Server
> 2003 on the computer that my domain is redirected to. My router is
> Netgear and my domain is registred at Network Solutions.
>
> /Roberto

Roberto,
I'm not sure exactly how your question relates to routers, but most
home routers will have the option to include a DDNS setting basically
that is a page to place your login account details to DynDns. This
will make it easier to keep track of your home IP. Once this is done,
then you may host web pages from your home, by using the registered ip
of your router with a DNS. For example, myhomeip.ddns.org will point
to your home router.

If this doesn't help, please clarify.
LC