2 Network adapters might do the trick. On Sat, Feb 19, 2011 at 3:51 AM, BobRoyAce <[email protected]>wrote:
> We have a SQL Server 2005 database, on a server, that is currently > referenced by multiple Windows application clients who are running an > application on desktop PC’s that are on the same network as the server > that is running SQL Server. > > What we want to do is create an ASP.NET application that is running on > a web server box at our location. However, this box will be on a > different subnet. This application needs to be able to make database > calls to the database on the server that is running SQL Server. This > ASP.NET app/site would need to be visible to the “outside world” (i.e. > customers not at our location…anywhere in the US, really). So, > basically, customers would browse to the web site, and log in to the > ASP.NET application. The application would then run queries, sending > data back and forth to and from the database that resides on the > database server; a server that is on a different subnet. > > Could anyone give insights as to how to set something like this up?
