On Thu, 15 Jan 2004 09:35:04 -0800, "Ardo" <aPanian@forsyth.org>
wrote:
>Our network is inside a class b subnet we keep our
>external webservers on in the DMZ so people can get to
>them no problem, and we keep an (A) record for internal
>users to be able to get to it.
> My question is we have a Server that is inside the
>subnet but it is running IIS 5.0 on it because we have a
>web published application the users need to get to from
>inside or outside. Our current resolution is having to
>links ask are you internal user, or External user? and
>then you are poited to the right page. I think this way
>is kind osf hokie I want to know if there is a way for
>the server to see the ip address that is making the
>request and determine if it is inside or outside without
>any user interaction.
>
>I would appreciate any help on this matter, and sorry for
>the run on sentencing :). This is sort of confusing, but why don't you use a host name for the
internal server different from the external? Users go to
www.sample.com for the outside, bob.sample.com for the inside.
Jeff
