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i can think (because we experience, and now live with this problem) that you should make both name different.<br />

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i can think (because we experience, and now live with this problem) that you should make both name different.


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Thanks, Goliath<br />
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What are some of the problems you are experiencing?
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Thanks, Goliath

What are some of the problems you are experiencing?

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problem to makes DNS know the difference between LAN route and Internet Route... you know, when i try to ping a local area computer he tries to shoot me on NET because DNS say this address is public (and inverse is also true)
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problem to makes DNS know the difference between LAN route and Internet Route... you know, when i try to ping a local area computer he tries to shoot me on NET because DNS say this address is public (and inverse is also true)

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When setting up a domain for active directory with windows 2000 server, should you use a different name than your web site domain name or should you always try to use the same name? &nbsp;Currently we have our dns name for the active directory xxx.com and our web-site named xxx.com could this cause issues?<br />
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When setting up a domain for active directory with windows 2000 server, should you use a different name than your web site domain name or should you always try to use the same name?  Currently we have our dns name for the active directory xxx.com and our web-site named xxx.com could this cause issues?



Domain naming

The Windows operating systems have distinct methodologies for designing and implementing networks, and have specific systems to accomplish various networking processes, such as Exchange for email, Sharepoint for shared files and programs, and IIS for delivery of web pages. Microsoft also produces server technologies for networked database use, security and virtualization.