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Registering DNS hidding the port from clients

 
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Hi all,
usually I've installed weblogic to listen on port 80 on servers and mapping a dns name to it is straight forward. Well, I have this case now where the client complains for security reasons and want weblogic installed for production environment under a different port(You know, I'm far about being a network/web security guru to argue tecnically with this) and I couldn't find a way to map the DNS to resolve the port too, so the name that is registered can't find the server without the browser client explicit passes the port e.g http://mappednameregistered ort/xxxxx/xxxx
I'd like to make this transparent to client. Any ideas on this.
All help on this will be appreciated.
Best regards,
Marcos Maia.
 
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