Hi all, My company is trying to expand our service to our customers and part of that has involved setting up virtual machines for our customers. We have a number of services that we provide on each virtual machine that go beyond the normal web server type of hosting solutions. I need a way to map hostnames to a virtual server behind the NAT firewall and forward ports through the firewall. The catch is that all the servers will be running services on the same ports. I know with Apache you can use virtual hosts this way, but I don't know of a way to do this with apps such as ssh. So is there a way to forward the same ports to several NAT hosts using only one public IP address based on the hostname? For example: "ssh hosta.example.com" would connect you to 192.168.1.10 "ssh hostb.example.com" would connect you to 192.168.1.11 Both hosta and hostb share the same public IP. Thanks, Eric