I'm attempting to help out network adminstrator figure out how, or if, we can
rout traffic coming to a single public IP to two different servers inside our
network by subdomain. For instance, we want www.site.com and www2.site.com to
have the same A record which send requests to the same public IP address yet,
once they come to the firewall they are parsed to two different internal
servers, 10.80.10.3 and 10.80.10.6 (for instance).
Our internal DNS is already routing this correctly for computers inside the
LAN, but visitors from outside are both directed to the 10.80.10.3.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
John Asendorf
Web Applications Developer
Licking County, Ohio
740.670.5157
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