Mark,
What you need is IP Policy routing
create an access-list extended in your case that
matches the traffic you want to direct to the proxy.
ie to-proxy
create a access-list for all other traffic.
i.e to-other
create a route map as follows:
route-map to-proxy permit 10
match ip address to-proxy
set next-hop (ip address of proxy)
route-map to-proxy permit 20
match ip address to-other
on interfaces requiring fitering
place ip policy route-map to-proxy
Got questions let me know
Bill
--- Mark Kinley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Here's one for all you Cisco Mentors out there.
>
> I have recently installed a Catalyst switch 6500
> here in the hospital.
> I have a direct T1 from my local ISP to this site.
>
> My Challange is to:
>
> Route all HTTP traffic from my client p.c's via
> default gateway 172.16.1.3 (port 80) to my PIX
> Firewall(linux server/ Red Hat)172.16.1.163 (port
> 8002)
>
> in other words, every p.c. that has internet access
> will go directly to default gateway then to the
> firewall and gain access to the local isp.
>
> I am playing around with access-list / extended
> access-list
>
> welcome any solutions / resolutions to this problem.
>
>
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