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Adding DNS records for website on server

Asked by Crucio666 in Windows 2003 Server, Active Directory

Hey Guys,

I have a DNS server and i'd like to add entries that will point certain DNS names to an internal IP on my network. My DNS zone is city.company.com..........there is no zone for company.com. in AD my parent domain is city.company.com. Company.com is managed by network solutions. When my users ping company.com it resolves to a external IP. We want it to resolve internally as the server that manages the website company.com is local. WE wanted to add these records in our DNS server but when we tried to add the record it would come up as city.company.com. How can we add the record so it shows up as company.com? Would i need another zone? If so, do i need a primary, secondary or stub?


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