IP addressing (internal & external), domains and multiple servers.
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The only thing I know here is that it's default port is 21 haha.
It seems merely impossible haha, but then I don't have much experience there, unless your saying to run virtual servers on one machine? Although I have test run a virtual server but had a few difficulties with drivers but then again it was for the PCI WIFI adaptor, I know its an impractical NIC for a server but that was all I had to play with at the time, now I have a nice long RJ45 cable to plug in the router and a spare second router to use
I understand that web servers opens a lot of security threats, but isn't that what NAT and firewalls are for? Also another reason I was thinking of using a second router, I could put this one in DMZ on the first router (allowing faster flow of traffic to the second one), that way only the nodes connected to the second one would get the bad traffic and potential threats but also be firewalled. I'm also quite a security freak, so anti-virus, malware and spyware software is what I (well my computers) live on haha, I always update and plug the security holes that I know about also try to find out more.