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Date Posted: 14:18:06 01/25/08 Fri
Author: Just1ce
Subject: Yes but that would slow the process
In reply to: Hied 's message, "Hiding my ip address for a site hosted on my server" on 12:14:55 01/25/08 Fri

Lets say you have server A you want to hide

You set up an account on server B and makes DNS point to that server.When server B receives requests,he in turn will request the appropriate file on server A and forward it to client.
In this case,server B would ack much like a router doing load balancing.

Normal load balancing :

Internet

Router

(internal network) server 1 -- server 2 -- server 3 ...


Your network config:

Internet

Server B

Internet

Home router

(internal network) Server A

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