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we have a public site <a href="http://www.public.pope.amc.af.mil" rel="ugc">http://www.public.pope.amc.af.mil</a>&nbsp;that needs to be access by typing <a href="http://www.pope.af.mil" rel="ugc">www.pope.af.mil</a>. &nbsp;We need pope.af.mil to be forwarded to public.pope.amc.af.mil. &nbsp;Don't know how to make the change in DNS to make the site show up this way. &nbsp;In the forward lookup zone, the record already shows pope.af.mil &nbsp; &nbsp;Any idea how to do this? &nbsp;
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we have a public site http://www.public.pope.amc.af.mil that needs to be access by typing www.pope.af.mil.  We need pope.af.mil to be forwarded to public.pope.amc.af.mil.  Don't know how to make the change in DNS to make the site show up this way.  In the forward lookup zone, the record already shows pope.af.mil    Any idea how to do this?  

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