DNS Resolution

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We currently upgraded our NT Domain to Active Directory.
During the upgrade we added a DNS Server to the
environment. Since then every time somebody hits a domain
address using the IE that is not resolved or simply does
not exist the browser is forwarded to the systems local
domain. For example;

Our domain: company.com
Browser URL: http://www.abc.org

If abc.org is not found the IE is routed to
http://www.company.com

How to fix this so if the user hits an unavailable domain
they should get page not found or reletive message.
 
This isn't a DNS issue. This could be either a IE configuration or a proxy server setting. Are you using a proxy server?

Thank you,
Mike Johnston
Microsoft Network Support
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Yes we are using the ISA server.
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This isn't a DNS issue. This could be either a IE
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configuration or a proxy server setting. Are you using a
proxy server?
Thank you,
Mike Johnston
Microsoft Network Support
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ISA server is then the culprit. Check your routing rules and your Site and Content rules. On the action tab of either, redirection
can send the client to a differnt website.

Thank you,
Mike Johnston
Microsoft Network Support
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