NAT and http server in LAN

Hello everybody,

I am new to Linux. I would like a simple picture of how to make my httpd
server available to my LAN:

Here are the actors of my little world:

outside <--- |eth0 eth1| ----> LAN inside ~~~~~~ httpLinuxInside



I use Arno script to do NAT: it forward eth1 traffic to httpLinuxInside
(it works for outside users)

How can I use http://my.domainname/ from any computer inside LAN?
Right now I have to use the private IP to access the httpLinuxInside.
What are the major steps (1,2...) to make it work?

Thanks
Hope I was clear

Robert

In article <(E-Mail Removed)>, l <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> I am new to Linux. I would like a simple picture of how to make my httpd
> server available to my LAN:

Tell it to bind to the internal NIC (usually eth0).

> How can I use http://my.domainname/ from any computer inside LAN?

Add an association between the server and its IP address in the client's
/etc/hosts .

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Yo have to get the name resolved to an IP. If you run
a DNS Server insider your local net, and if your clients
are configured to use ist (sometimes the dialup-router
runs a DNS and dhcp-Server, which may exchange data),
make your server name an entry in your DNS.

Instead use etc/hosts (or x:/winnt/(system32/?)etc/hosts)
to resolve the name.

Michael

l schrieb:

>Hello everybody,
>
>I am new to Linux. I would like a simple picture of how to make my
>httpd server available to my LAN:
>
>Here are the actors of my little world:
>
>outside <--- |eth0 eth1| ----> LAN inside ~~~~~~ httpLinuxInside
>
>
>
>I use Arno script to do NAT: it forward eth1 traffic to
>httpLinuxInside (it works for outside users)
>
>How can I use http://my.domainname/ from any computer inside LAN?
>Right now I have to use the private IP to access the httpLinuxInside.
>What are the major steps (1,2...) to make it work?
>
>Thanks
>Hope I was clear
>
>Robert
>

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