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SBS 2003 DNS SUBDOMAIN SSL MULTIPLE IP ROUTING PROBLEM

Asked by ascnd in SBS Small Business Server

Tags: 2003, external, ip, multiple, routing

I am using using SBS 2003 and I created a subdomain sd.domain.com that is an SSL website all on the same server.  Since you can only have one SSL per IP I created a second ip address (192.168.1.9, the server is 192.168.1.10) on the same nic card.  Externally everything works fine.  If someone on the internet types https://sd.domain.com then it goes to it.  If I type that same address INternally it fails.  I need to configure something in DNS as I don't want to change internal pc users host file to point to it.  I also notice that when I type the ip address in directly for the sd.domain.com site (192.168.1.9) the site for 192.168.1.10 comes up.  I have tried putting in an Host(A) record for sd that points to 192.168.1.9 but that doesn't work.

Just to be clear I want my internal user to be able to type http://sd.domain.com and have it go to that site.  I also want to be able to type 192.168.1.9 and have it go to that site.
 
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