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Two servers in my intranet

Original Message
Name: rprmac
Date: January 30, 2006 at 04:18:47 Pacific
Subject: Two servers in my intranet
OS: MacOS X Server
CPU/Ram: G4 Dual 1GHz/1Gb
Comment:
Hi,

I have a Apple G4 with the Operating System Apple MacOS X Sever 10.4.

My question si the next;

can I put other or others hardware (not virtual) computers webservers (I
have the G4 using the port 80) in my intranet with access from the Internet using the port nÂș 80?
The G4 server can send the access from Internet to one o more webservers in my intranet?
I have an DSL Internet connection with only one static IP.
If that is posible, what kind of hardware I need? A router with NAT, a
Swith .... etc

Thanks.
Roberto.
rprmac@yahoo.es


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