how to use dedicated line?

[alan123]

I have three PCs, say A,B,C.
A,B share the same network(192.168.X.X), while A,C share the other network(10.10.X.X), I have apache web server installed on A.
My question is, if I create a web page on machine A, and want to retrieve information from machine C, how can I setup the hyperlink (

http://www.domain.cosem/index.htm)

only using the dedicated line to machine C? If all the documents on machine A, I have no problems to access from outside firewall, but if documents sit on different machine, how to access from outside firewall and re-direct to machine C? thanks.

 

[wlwoman]

I'm not sure I understand the question completely, but could you set up NFS on C and mount the NFS directory on A?

My main webserver A mounts my secure server C through NFS using /mnt/securemachine with C exporting the appropriate directory with the files I want A to access. The domain on the securemachine is listed in a vhost container on A with the root directory set to /mnt/securemachine/html.

If I'm way off base from what you're looking for, some more details might light up some buttons around here. I am usually out in left field somewhere anyway.....