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Asked by jesseja in Domain Name Service (DNS), Windows Networking, Computer Servers
have a w2k3 server behind a netgear dual wan router, the server was once on a verizon static dsl connection and it worked perfectly, (yes we are running a domian on a public namespace, - i know, i know but it worked for our needs - again this was working before we changed ISP which uses the netgear router - this is a bonded DSL setup.) After we made the switch to the netgear, the server now has a staic public ip address of the nat subnet. We changed ISP so our IP address is different and all ports are forworded to the server IP. Now my remote computers cannot see the domain at all, they log on from cache, but receive no group policy, no AD, nothing, i noticed in my DNS which is also hosted on this server that the host a record for the the server is looking to the nat ip address and not my "outside" IP address but i cannot seem to change it. Any Ideas that will make my domain available again? I am unsure if this is a DNS issue, something with RPC or Msdcs, I'm at whits end with this problem. Any help would be great!
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