At 10:41 AM 04/06/97 -0400, Mark Horn [ Net Ops ] wrote:
>
>You want both clients to be able to plug to either server. To accomplish
>this, assign two addresses to the firewall on the client side and two
>addresses to the firewall on the server side so that you have:
>
> client A W Y server C
> firewall
> client B X Z server D
No, no, no, what *I* want and what about 10^7 other sites want is this...
client A W server C
firewall server D
client B server F
server G
server H
server I
server K
Now that's what *I* call a one to many mapping.
You come up with a good way to do this and you'll be famous.
One public address, and a 10.x.x.x of internal addresses and web servers.
POW! The address space problem just went away.
Well, we can dream can't we ?
(maybe I should have littered this with smileys so I don't get flamed. Oh
well)
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