Need help with networking problem.

I need some help with a networking problem I have been working on for a long time now. I'm pretty sure what I want to do can be done but I don't see any good examples of my situation.

Here is what I want to do.

I have 3 webservers in my house. One for my security cameras, one for my thermastat, and one for my bittorrent client. They are all on seprate IP addresses. I want to be able to access all of them from one external URL/port. My ISP dropps packets from port 80 so that port is out. I can use and access port 443 from just about everywhere. What I'm looking to do is be able to go to my myurl.dnydns.org account URL for all three pages over port 443. So it will look like this.

myurl.dyndns.org:443/camera -- for the camera server
myurl.dyndns.org:443/hvac -- for the thermostat
myurl.dyndns.org:443/bittorrent -- for the bittorrent server

From what I have read I think I can do this with the Squid proxy server setup to do a reverse proxy.

Can anyone show me how to configure everything so that it works the way I want it to?

I will be using the windows version of Squid if it can do it.

Also if you know of another way to do this using XP and free software please let me know.


I had a similar issue with VNC but I found UltraVNC with its proxy repeater fixed that. I'm looking for something like that solution but for websites.

 

Well my mistake for saying separate IP's I should have said separate boxes or separate internal IP's.

I did however manage to get it working the way I wanted to and here is what I did.

I found a piece of software called at32 Reverse Proxy. It sits on my main computer and listens on port 443 for a URL like server.home.jaygroh.com:443. Depending on what the server name is it routes it to the appropriate web server.

Then on my web host end I created a subdomain of home.jaygroh.com. Then I created CNAME entries for server.home.jaygroh.com and point them to myurl.dyndns.org.

So far this setup is working great and I can now access all my internal websites from one port. The only thing that would make this better is if my ISP did not block port 80.

 

I use ultravnc with its proxy repeater. Works real well even over slow connections.

I use Tomato on my WRT54GL routers but since my security camera PC is on all the time I use it for my NAT and I have it locked down the best I can with xp. I use zonealarm for the firewall and peergaurdian just for that extra layer of protection from the mob. Pluse ja few more security tweaks.