Newbie: DNS problem

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I am able to view www.membersedgellc.com from itnernet. However, it is
not viewable from our office net (intranet). Traceroute shows only the
gateway 192.168.11 and the external IP 209.178.198.245. Can you please
help me troubleshoot this problem.

Thanks
 
Also the internal DNS server (192.168.5.10) resolves the
admin.scholasticfundinggroup.com correctly but fails to resolve
epcs.scholasticfundinggroup.com. Both these sites are registered with
external DNS servers (e.g. check with dnsstuff.com). In fact, the
internal DNS server resolves epcs.scholasticfundinggroup.com to
192.168.5.58 which is obsolete because I changed the IP to
192.168.11.58. I don't know why DNS server can't update itself. Or do I
need to set them up? Here are the external DNS hosts (forwarders)
209.178.200.2, 209.178.223.4, 209.178.200.4
 
Do you have an internal domain defined for scholasticfundinggroup.com?

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Paul Bergson said:
Do you have an internal domain defined for scholasticfundinggroup.com?
Click to expand...

What Paul is getting at is that if you have the Parent domain defined
internally then it would need to DELEGATE to ALL of the child
domains below it.

Further...

If your internal DNS servers cannot resolve an INTERNAL
zone then likely it is necessary to use Conditional Forwarding
(or some substitute for that.)
 
In (e-mail address removed) <[email protected]> stated, which I commented
Also the internal DNS server (192.168.5.10) resolves the
admin.scholasticfundinggroup.com correctly but fails to resolve
epcs.scholasticfundinggroup.com. Both these sites are registered with
external DNS servers (e.g. check with dnsstuff.com). In fact, the
internal DNS server resolves epcs.scholasticfundinggroup.com to
192.168.5.58 which is obsolete because I changed the IP to
192.168.11.58. I don't know why DNS server can't update itself. Or do
I need to set them up? Here are the external DNS hosts (forwarders)
209.178.200.2, 209.178.223.4, 209.178.200.4
Click to expand...

If it was statically created, then no, it will not update the record. You
can manually change it to 192.168.11.58. If any other websites are internal,
then you would need to manually create all respective zones internally and
only provide the internal IP address. You can't use the extrernal IP address
internally is the site or any other resource, is hosted internally because
if you use the external IP, the router/NAT device cannot do a "u-turn" with
the request, that is an internal request goes to the external interface then
gets sent back internally. Thatr's a limitation of NAT.

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