Redirecting http requests from a particular IP to an external web address

I'm trying to redirect all webpage requests from a particular IP and then redirecting them to a particular external web address.
Is this possible without setting up proxy servers?
If so can someone give me an example?

I have tried setting up mapping and selecting "Redirect to a web-page" and then selecting this under "Advanced" but without any success.

Yes, it's possible.

However it only works for incoming connections (that is those coming to or through the BM machine) and you need to be cautious not to create a circular loop, where the redirect gets caught again and is redirected again, etc.

What's your scenario?

Hi Andrew,

Very basic setup.
Local LAN group on 192.168.0.0/24 connects to PC running BWM set to bridge mode which is connected via a 2nd network card to a ADSL modem/router on 192.168.0.1
I want anyone within a range of IP's, say 192.168.0.200 to 192.168.0.250 who try to access any web page get redirected to a web page that I set in "mapping"

The idea is that anyone new who joins my network would get a IP in this range from my DHCP server and when the try to access a webpage they would be redirected to a page I have setup saying something like "Please contact xxxxxx to get access to this network"

What IP address is assigned to the NIC that faces the LAN?

Can you ping that IP address from a LAN computer?

Router is 192.168.0.1
BWM PC NIC connected to router is 192.168.0.9
BWM PC NIC connected to LAN PC's via switch is 192.168.0.10 (Yes can ping this from LAN PC's)
These 2 NIC's are bridged
All PC's on LAN can access the net via lots of different rules & everything is working fine.

Sounds like it should work. Please save your ruleset to a DB file and post here or email to support at softperfect.com and I will have a look.

As the investigation has shown, it was the Windows firewall.

Anyone facing the same issue, please turn it off or permit all network activity to the BM service.