Two Network Interfaces and DNS

Hi -
Sorry for asking what sounds like a simple question. I'm running 10.6.2 on and early 2009 Xserve.
I have two interfaces. One that I'm using for web traffic and the other for a SIP PBX that's running on the Xserve. I know how to point the the inbound traffic to the correct interface (web vs. SIP) through WAN to LAN rules (I have a separate pubic IP for each service), but how do tell a particular service to use that interface for outbound traffic?
Is this done by creating a machine name locally for that interface? When I do that, I notice that in server admin, that DNS name is linked to that IP. I have outbound rules that tie that LAN IP to external IP, but I just want to make sure the Xserve is sending out traffic on the correct interface.
Thanks!

Static routes likely won't help here - they're based on the destination IP address and you're not likely to know that for all possible incoming connections. In addition, it's entirely possible that the same client IP establishes a web and a SIP connection so now you're hosed - you're only going to use one destination-based route for that client address.
My first suggestion would be to simplify your network and run on a single public interface. What's your thinking behind using two interfaces here? Unless you have > 1gbps WAN link you're not going to saturate the link. Even if you do you could bond the two interfaces together to get a 2gbps link to your switch/router.
Then you use your firewall to manage the address translation based on port (port 80 -> WAN IP 1, 5060 -> WAN IP 2).
That said, Snow Leopard appears to support source-based routing where the default route is based on the source (i.e. server-side) IP address. This could solve your issue, but I can't confirm this since my network is architected to not use source-based routing so I haven't needed to look at that option.

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