I have to circumvent a DMZ for a customer who does not wish to allow our app server to sit in their DMZ. Affectively, I have an ActiveX client that needs to tunnel through IIS via an ASP page that will proxy the data to a server located in another DMZ.
I am having a little trouble determining the best way to attack this problem.
I figured I would point the client to something like Proxy.asp passing within the url (for use by querystring) the url for the actual app server. From the asp page, I could grab this info using querystring and pass the data posted from the client on to the app server.
It is at this point that I'm a little confused since I need to send data from the internal (DMZ2) server back to the client through Proxy.asp. How do I go about doing this? I'm probably missing something.
I am having a little trouble determining the best way to attack this problem.
I figured I would point the client to something like Proxy.asp passing within the url (for use by querystring) the url for the actual app server. From the asp page, I could grab this info using querystring and pass the data posted from the client on to the app server.
It is at this point that I'm a little confused since I need to send data from the internal (DMZ2) server back to the client through Proxy.asp. How do I go about doing this? I'm probably missing something.
