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Basic DNS Question?

Asked by etherbreeze in Linux Networking

Tags: slox, mail, server

I have setup a network which has about 40 Windows 2000 workstations served by SLOX (SuSE Linux Open Exchange) and SLES 9 (SuSE Linux Enterprise Server).

The SLOX server is a domain controller, email server and web server (mail.thecompany.com - for the SLOX web based interface).  I would like for the SLES server to serve the company website (www.thecompany.com).

All of the abovementioned machines are behind the same firewall and on the same switch.

How can I run two websites (or webservers for that matter) if they're behind the same firewall?  The ISP provides us with five Internet IP addresses.  We are currently handling DNS through dyndns.

Also, our domain name is not recognized on the intranet...  In other words, "mail.thecompany.com" doesn't resolve to either the intranet IP address or the Internet IP address.  If we want to go to "mail.thecompany.com" from the Intranet, we have to type the IP address.

If it's any help, the domain name is "thecompany.com" and the mail server machine name is "mail" and the web server machine name is "www".


Thank you in advance!
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