On Sat, 7 Feb 2004 11:10:22 -0800, "Brian"
<anonymous RemoveThis @discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>I am going to setup FTP server but I would like to place
>it on a different server than the IIS/OWA one, is this
>possible?
Sure. You do need IIS installed, but don't need OWA OR ANY WEB SITES
ON IT.
>I guess a quick explanation on what's setup and what I am
>trying to do.
>Have a static ip address to the outside world to connect
>to an IIS webserver w/owa. This static ip is forwarded
>to our internal IIS server. Will call this Server A
>I'd like to set up ftp on a different Server (Server B)
>and have it accessible both internally and externally.
>Is there anyway to do this without setting up another
>static ip address for the outside world to forward?
You'll need a separate IP for the second server, or a router/firewall
that can NAT a different port to a different internal IP.
>Maybe have Server A redirect to Server B?
Not running FTP separately. It's a router/NAT issue, not a
redirecting issue.
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