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Does DNS Affect How a Web Page Works?

Asked by twinings in Web Ontology Language (OWL), Active Server Pages (ASP), Web Services Description Language

Tags: DNS, Web Page

I have 4 Domains, each with 2 DNS servers.  The primary domain DNS servers are the default.  We have many webs hosted off-site.  My problem is when accessing one of our web sites from our primary domain DNS settings, the page does not have any formatting or functioning links.  If I change my primary dns server to be one of two other dns servers in my domain, it works fine.  It works fine for everyone outside our Domain.  When I do a NSLOOKUP from any domain server, I get the same result.  It appears it is something in DNS that determines how the web page is presented.  I've cleared all DNS caches.  Is there something in DNS that needs to point to the web hosting DNS servers?  I have looked at the working and non-working DNS servers and I can't find what is different.  Any ideas?  TIA
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Zones: Web Ontology Language (OWL), Active Server Pages (ASP), Web Services Description Language
Tags: DNS, Web Page
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Solution Provided By: rafael_acc
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