MS DNS redirect second level domain A record.

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How can I set up a second level domain to forward to a local IP address.
i.e.
http://myDomain.com/ would forward to a local IP address.

I want this domain name to resolve differently locally than it does
externally. It is currently set up properly externally via our ISP. But I
want our internal computers to be forwarded to an internal ip address. This
domain is different than the corporate AD domain, so I don't need this set up
as an AD domain. I just need the A record set up through DNS. (Currently it
resolves the address externally via our DNS server at the ISP)
 
RRFreeman said:
How can I set up a second level domain to forward to a local IP address.
i.e.
http://myDomain.com/ would forward to a local IP address.

I want this domain name to resolve differently locally than it does
externally. It is currently set up properly externally via our ISP. But I
want our internal computers to be forwarded to an internal ip address. This
domain is different than the corporate AD domain, so I don't need this set up
as an AD domain. I just need the A record set up through DNS. (Currently it
resolves the address externally via our DNS server at the ISP)
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What is your internal Domain name? If it is different to the
external Domain name, then just create a new zone for
'mydomain.com' and add an A record.

If you have any sub-domains eg 'www.mydomain.com' that you
need access to from the LAN you will have add those as well.

Cheers,

Cliff
 
Mmm, I can't get to a DNS server at the moment, but you
should be able to create an A record with a blank host name
and an IP address.

Cheers,

Cliff
 
I tried that. It doesn't work.

Enkidu said:
Mmm, I can't get to a DNS server at the moment, but you
should be able to create an A record with a blank host name
and an IP address.

Cheers,

Cliff
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