Different IP from internal/external access

Hi all!
I have a problem. I need to link an ASP page from my Portal, but
this machine is identified by the IP adress and not by an host
name. From the intranet we can see this machine with an adress
(let's call it "A") and from the internet we see it with another
IP adress (call it "B"). The question is: is there any directive
of the iAS configurations file where i can "map" the ip adress
depending from the web i use to access the application?
A solution is to make it at an applicative-level (rebuild the
application) nut... there will be another way?
Thanx in advance!!
ByE

Hi, under the security section....disable the "block WAN request"

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Hi there, been trying to set up my iphone to collect my email from my exchange server 2003 sp 2 and have been having huge problems.
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For cloning the machine you have the approach fine. Disk Utility is fine and booting from the CD is the best method. Simply use the restore method.
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