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Thanksd, that was my suspicion, just seeing if I was right.
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Hi, <br />
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we have an AD integrated DNS system.<br />
Our primary domain is company.com, however it also is a marketing site. <br />
So when people hit company.com from the internet, they get a nice pretty page. <br />
When they hit it intiernally, it resolves to nothing, as the domain name is company.com.<br />
we have the www a record pointing at the webserver, but is there also anyway internal company.com calls to the webserver as well? <br />
Or will www always be required internally due to the fact it lists all our domain controllers as A records as well?
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Hi, 

we have an AD integrated DNS system.
Our primary domain is company.com, however it also is a marketing site. 
So when people hit company.com from the internet, they get a nice pretty page. 
When they hit it intiernally, it resolves to nothing, as the domain name is company.com.
we have the www a record pointing at the webserver, but is there also anyway internal company.com calls to the webserver as well? 
Or will www always be required internally due to the fact it lists all our domain controllers as A records as well?

Webpage issues with AD integrated DNS

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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.