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[pacnog] Ways to direct traffic based on geographic location



All-
 
I've got a customer who wants to mirror their website off-island, and I was wondering if there was a good way to direct requests to that site by geographic location. For example, for customers on-island I would like them to hit the local server. All other's should go to the remote location.
 
Now, this is a specific situation, but does anyone know of a more general way to route packets based on the source address and rewrite the destination address?
 
For the previous situation, I've decided to go with using a rewrite on the web server to redirect based on the requester's IP address (using the free database at http://www.hostip.info/), although split DNS was one thing that was considered.
 
Thoughts?
 
- Alo
 
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Aloiamoa Anesi, Jr.
Network Operations Engineer
Blue Sky Communications
478 Laufou Shopping Ctr
Pago Pago, American Samoa 96799
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