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We are presently working on a project where we will have a load balancer inside our network that needs to be available from the internet for people to get to our web-app. We've been able to get it to work going directly from the inside through the firewall and available outside, but I know this is not a best practice. We have not had any luck in getting the load balancer to live in the DMZ and be able to pass traffic to the app servers on the inside network. The load balancer is a Win2k3 server with two nics on it. The firewall is a Cisco PIX 515. Can anyone offer some pointers on how to get this load balancer to sit in the DMZ and still be able to pass traffic through?
Thanks in advance!
-=Mark