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June 6th, 2007, 11:39 AM
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Redirecting web traffic transparently
I am thinking of setting up a service (something along the lines of clickbank) which involves the redirection of web requests. What I want is for a customer's request to come through me, which I will pass on to the correct web site for the product; but as far as the receiving web site is concerned, the IP address etc. should be the same as if the user has gone to their site directly.
My networking knowledge is basic, but I would have thought that if I set up a proxy, the "true" web site will receive the request from my proxy's address, or am I wrong? If I set up a landing page on a web server and redirect, will I not have the same problem?
Can someone please point me in the right direction of what I need to read up on...!
Shakes.
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