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If you assigned the sub domain the same IP as the server then there isn't anyway to do what you want. If you assigned an additional IP then the only way to use that IP externally is to connect directly to the sub domain. It sounds like you want to enable NAT which would do what you want. Look into enabling DHCP on the server and how to set up NAT.

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