DNS question

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BT

Hi

Currently, i have my domain abc.com. I have a web server located in the
DMZ. I have added a record (www)in my DNS so that internal can access the
web server www.abc.com .

Now, i have a new web server located in the DMZ too. But the domain name is
efg.com. What should i config in my internal network so that internal users
can use www.efg.com to access my new web server.

Please advice.
Thanks
BT
 
you should be able to just create a new zone file for efg.com on your
internal dns servers.

Dan
 
Hello,

If efg.com exists on the internet then your clients should be able to
resolve the name externally. This way you only have 1 record to change in
case the IP of the server changes.


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if there is physical connectivity between your lan and your dmz (which there
should be), then clients should be able to access it. remember that dns has
little-to-nothing to do with connectivity, it is just basically a phone book
that stores name<=>ip address references.

Dan
 
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