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Let’s say I have a website hosted on a server called Serv1 in our LAN.
I want to create some web services, which will allow users to download/upload data to the website’s back-end SQL server.
I don’t want to host the web services on Serv1. I want to host them on Serv2, which is in our LAN but does not have an external IP address.
Will this work or will I have to pay for an additional external IP address?
If you don’t want to put the services in serv1 you will have to make serv2 available.
web Services must be available, unless this will all work intranet and all the servers are available