Heya all
Here's my upcoming situation: my public webserver has some internal websites/databases running on it, and I'm planning on moving those sites of to a seperate internal http server.
The problem is I have an office in another state that uses these websites/databases via the internet. If I were to move these sites to a different server, I need a way for the WAN interface to redirect http traffic to the new server, but only for the sites; they still need to access the websites on the other server too (so a http policy route will make them loose access to the main webserver).
Is there a way that I can do this? I'm looking for something to do:
Source: state office IP
Dest: Ext Webserver IP
URL: xxx
DNAT: new http server
The only thing I can think of is adding another IP to the WAN interface that is the A DNS record for these sites, so I can DNAT it that way, which would mean it's still accessible from anyone on the internet, thus defeating the point.
Any thoughts on whether it's possible to policy route this scenerio?
Thanks
Matt
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