DNS Resolution

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My comapany's registered Domin name is [mycomany.com]. Our Internal AD
environment is [mycompay.local]. I have a Domain Environment
[dmzwebsite.local] setup in my DMZ that hosts a published web site
[mysite.mycompany.com].

Currently when my users [Internally] access mysite.mycompany.com the name is
resolved to the External IP address through our ISP's dns etc..

Is there anything I can set up internally so when they try to access
mysite.mycomany.com the name is resolved Internally to the Internal DMZ IP
as opposed to the External IP?

Thanks -sean
 
SD said:
My comapany's registered Domin name is [mycomany.com]. Our Internal
AD environment is [mycompay.local]. I have a Domain Environment
[dmzwebsite.local] setup in my DMZ that hosts a published web site
[mysite.mycompany.com].

Currently when my users [Internally] access mysite.mycompany.com the
name is resolved to the External IP address through our ISP's dns
etc..

Is there anything I can set up internally so when they try to access
mysite.mycomany.com the name is resolved Internally to the Internal
DMZ IP as opposed to the External IP?

Thanks -sean
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In your internal DNS server create a new zone named "mysite.mycompany.com"
(Without the quotes), in that zone create a host record, leave the name
field blank, give it the address of the server hosting the site.
 
That seems to have done the trick. Thank you.

Kevin D. Goodknecht Sr. said:
SD said:
My comapany's registered Domin name is [mycomany.com]. Our Internal
AD environment is [mycompay.local]. I have a Domain Environment
[dmzwebsite.local] setup in my DMZ that hosts a published web site
[mysite.mycompany.com].

Currently when my users [Internally] access mysite.mycompany.com the
name is resolved to the External IP address through our ISP's dns
etc..

Is there anything I can set up internally so when they try to access
mysite.mycomany.com the name is resolved Internally to the Internal
DMZ IP as opposed to the External IP?

Thanks -sean
Click to expand...

In your internal DNS server create a new zone named "mysite.mycompany.com"
(Without the quotes), in that zone create a host record, leave the name
field blank, give it the address of the server hosting the site.
Click to expand...
 
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