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I have a DNS server that only needs to resolve a few addresses internally. &nbsp;(Stil on NT domain so DNS isn't that important to us yet) We use our ISPs DNS servers for internet traffic. &nbsp; We have an external website that I would like our internal users to hit without typing in the internal IP. &nbsp;<br />
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Our internal DNS server does has recursion turned off...I would like our internal users to be able to type in the external address and get to our website. &nbsp; Our external/internal domain names our different. &nbsp;Let's just call them internal.com and external.com. &nbsp; It seems easy enough to point external.com to an internal address but can't figure it out in DNS manager. &nbsp;Do i need to create a different zone? Any help would be appreciated.. thansks!
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I have a DNS server that only needs to resolve a few addresses internally.  (Stil on NT domain so DNS isn't that important to us yet) We use our ISPs DNS servers for internet traffic.   We have an external website that I would like our internal users to hit without typing in the internal IP.  

Our internal DNS server does has recursion turned off...I would like our internal users to be able to type in the external address and get to our website.   Our external/internal domain names our different.  Let's just call them internal.com and external.com.   It seems easy enough to point external.com to an internal address but can't figure it out in DNS manager.  Do i need to create a different zone? Any help would be appreciated.. thansks!

DNS entry to point internal computers to website

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The Domain Name System (DNS) is a hierarchical, globally distributed system responsible for associating the name of a computer, service or other resource into an IP address for connecting to the Internet or a private network. Most prominently, it translates domain names to the numerical IP addresses needed for the purpose of computer services and devices worldwide.