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we have an example.local domain and on our LAN is an SSL VPN server, the DNS name for the virtual site is demo.otherexample.co.uk
external DNS is working fine but for testing reasons need to access it internally aswell
when I change my hosts file everything is working correctly, what is the correct method for adding a static entry like this to DNS on server 2003?
thx
jrinns
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If you want to have your machine answer to the demo.otherexample.co.uk domain you will have to set up a forware lookup zone on your internal DNS for otherexample.co.uk and then add the a record like this
demo A <internal ip>
If you want to use your internal site then on your .local site in dns add
demo A <internal Ip>
You will have to match the other settings MX, etc if you use option one to match your real outside record.
Hope this helps
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by: leewPosted on 2005-03-10 at 14:06:02ID: 13511431
Are you using Host Headers on the web site? That could be why your otherwise having problems. Make another host header entry for the domain name you want to use on the website that doesn't respond.