Hello,

I might be trying to do this entirely the wrong way, but here's the plan:

I have a large number of machines on a private VLAN, behind a
firewall, and without publicly routeable IP addresses. I want to be
able to hit a page (the same page) on each of them, from a known,
remote location. I don't wish to set up 90 different IPs on the
external firewall. What I thought I could do was something like this:

* Have nginx listening on a machine with an external IP address.
* Hit http://nginx-server.com/$servername
* Have nginx go to http://$servername/mypage.xml and return it to the
initial requestor

I have this working with a nasty cgi script, but it seems to me as if
this could be done better. Am I right? If so, how would I go about
it?

Thanks,

S.


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Stephen Nelson-Smith
Technical Director
Atalanta Systems Ltd
www.atalanta-systems.com

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