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Zone Forward for subdomains not held on the server

Asked by rdswaddi in Windows 2003 Server, Miscellaneous Networking, Domain Name Service (DNS)

Tags: forward, subdomains

Hi All,

Just configured the system so that internal users can access the sales.xxxxxx.com domain from the LAN. We done this by setting up a new zone called xxxxxx.com and creating an alias called sales and pointed it to the server on the LAN as this is where it's hosted.

Problem being we have about 180 subdomains for this xxxxxxx.com domain and we need the LAN users to access them, obviously the DNS server thinks it's responsible for that domain and without a rather long manual configuration for each subdomain it won't resolve for them.

Question is how to configure DNS internally so that it will resolve alias for the above domain which it doesn't hold the alias for, I guess it's some sort of forwarder?

Thanks for any help.

Regards
Scott

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Zone Forward for subdomains not held on the server

Asked by rdswaddi in Windows 2003 Server, Miscellaneous Networking, Domain Name Service (DNS)

Tags: forward, subdomains

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