proxy servers

[tim_s]

hi,

this is a very techie question.

does anyone know where i can find a proxy server for windows that accepts connections on multiple ip addresses bound to the servers network card (like IIS can) and then also retrieve the requested information using the same ip address that the client connected on?

example:

my server has the following addresses:

10.0.0.1
10.0.0.2
10.0.0.3

a client app connects to 10.0.0.2, the proxy then connects to a website from 10.0.0.2 to download info & send it back.

basically there would be an instance of a proxy service running on each ip but on one server.

if there is a proxy that can do this it'll save me a lot of work on an app i'm building.

>>> Edited by tim_s on Wednesday 14th April 12:04

[KITT]

Try:

www.pppindia.com/intl/pppshar/index.html

or

www.analogx.com/contents/download/network/proxy.htm

No idea if either of them do what you need but have worked for me in the past sharing a connection.

>> Edited by KITT on Wednesday 14th April 12:53

[slinksport]

Dependant on Users numbers... you could use Lansuite

www.software602.com if I remember rightly.

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[TheExcession]

Apache ([url]www.apache.org[/url]) will allow you to setup multiple proxy instances and bind them to any port or IP Address.

bext
Ex

[tim_s]

Thanks for all your replies.

TheExcession said:

Apache ([url]www.apache.org[/url]) will allow you to setup multiple proxy instances and bind them to any port or IP Address. bext Ex

I think this is exactly what I'm looking for. Now I just need to find out if mod_proxy runs on windows.

[TheExcession]

tim_s said:

Thanks for all your replies. TheExcession said: Apache ([url]<a href="http://www.apache.org">www.apache.org</a>[/url]) will allow you to setup multiple proxy instances and bind them to any port or IP Address. bext Ex I think this is exactly what I'm looking for. Now I just need to find out if mod_proxy runs on windows.

I think it does

[squirrelz]

Apache will only do this for http/https traffic, your original question did not specify this, so I'm pointing it out.

[tim_s]

squirrelz said:

Apache will only do this for http/https traffic, your original question did not specify this, so I'm pointing it out.

thanks all traffic will be through http so that's ok.