Not to sound too cynical, but my ORG has had this issue come up many times. The best solution is to let the users suffer with the 400's until they make enough noise to get the attention of your CFO.
Then you can get the money you need to present them with a complete solution.
If you solve this problem "on the cheap", you will need to solve all future IT problems in this way.
I am guessing you do not get paid enough to build "home-brew" solutions for everything. Save those resources for your servers and routers!
Good Luck,
Tony
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Not to sound too cynical, but my ORG has had this issue come up many times. The best solution is to let the users suffer with the 400's until they make enough noise to get the attention of your CFO. Then you can get the money you need to present them with a complete solution. If you solve this problem "on the cheap", you will need to solve all future IT problems in this way. I am guessing you do not get paid enough to build "home-brew" solutions for everything. Save those resources for your servers and routers! Good Luck, Tony