Multiple IP addresses on one server

[APA]

I have a server with multiple IP addresses (and web sites) that has a (.NET)
web app that makes calls to a web service. The web service requires to have
my IP address whitelisted in their firewall however they only allow one IP
address to be whitelisted. The problem is that the request from my server
goes out from any one of the IP addresses on my server not just the IP
address that the website code is running on. Is there a way to restrict
outgoing t traffic to come from a particular IP address?


--Buddy

 

[Inukshuk]

I have a server with multiple IP addresses (and web sites) that has a
(.NET)
web app that makes calls to a web service. The web service requires to
have
my IP address whitelisted in their firewall however they only allow one IP
address to be whitelisted. The problem is that the request from my server
goes out from any one of the IP addresses on my server not just the IP
address that the website code is running on. Is there a way to restrict
outgoing t traffic to come from a particular IP address?


--Buddy

I think you should describe your network environment more clearly. My first
answer would be, you should give your IP address that indentifies you on the
internet. If you are not sure what your Internet IP address is you can check
it with http://www.grc.com

Any way I have a lot of answers ready for you, but I do not clearly
understand your topology.

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Greetings

 

[APA]

I have one server at a third party hosting facility. It has three websites
on it each running on a different public IP address. One websites (a .NET
2.0 application) makes calls to a web service. That web service requires
whitelisting of the client IP and they will only whitelist one IP. Since
our server has three IP addresses the outbound traffic apparently is sent
out from any of the three IPs.



--Buddy