Re: Intrantet access to the webserver

Barry Margolin <barry.margolin@level3.com> wrote in message news:<bdi2ei$32p$1@sf1.isc.org>...
> In article <bdhvpb$h3$1@sf1.isc.org>, chema <chema_Che@yahoo.es> wrote:
> >Well.
> >I have a Debian 3.0 with apache webserver and bind 8 and access to
> >internet via dsl/router.
> >I have configured my bind to resolve the dnsname www.mycompany.com to
> >the external ip of the router.
> >The web server run fine from outside the intranet but when a computer
> >of the intranet brouse www.mycompany.com is redirected to the external
> >ip and the router refuse the request.
> >how can I do that the ip assigned to www.mycompany.com be the external
> >ip of the router for the people outside the intranet and the ip
> >assigned for www.mycompany.com be the ip for the webserver in the
> >intranet (172.16.0.2) for the computers that acces from the intranet.?
> >
> >could be the problem of the router configuration?
>
> Look into the "views" mechanism in named.conf to provide different
> responses depending on whether the query is coming from an internal address
> or an external address.

thank you very much for your help but, could you send me a small
example for do that ?