lgalan01
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Win2k3 DNS resolution issue
Helllo All,
I am having an issue resolving external sub domain names. I have internal servers that wanted easliy resolved internally and externally. ex. terminal1.domain.com So I have a forward lookup zone called domain.com. I have this issue where my website is domain.com and we created a external subdomain called shop.domain.com. It is currently hosted on a service that isn't a static ip. I currently can't resolve it internally if I create a cname to shop.shopify.com. I have to assign it a static ip to make it resolve. What other options do I have to get this to work. I don't believe my ip static with shopify and I don't want management to one day tell me the shop.domain.com is down.
I am having an issue resolving external sub domain names. I have internal servers that wanted easliy resolved internally and externally. ex. terminal1.domain.com So I have a forward lookup zone called domain.com. I have this issue where my website is domain.com and we created a external subdomain called shop.domain.com. It is currently hosted on a service that isn't a static ip. I currently can't resolve it internally if I create a cname to shop.shopify.com. I have to assign it a static ip to make it resolve. What other options do I have to get this to work. I don't believe my ip static with shopify and I don't want management to one day tell me the shop.domain.com is down.
Are you wanting shop.domain.com to be accessible from the outside, inside or both?
Try to use a dynamic dns system (no-ip for example) and add cname pointing to dynamic name
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I need the domain resolved internally and externally.
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When I tried to point the cname of domain.myshopify.com to shop.domain.com it doesn't resolve the domain.myshopify.com. I have already changed the cname record in my network solutions account to shop.domain.com and it works flawlessly outside the AD Domain but internally it goes to a search results. When I internally go directly to domain.myshopify.com or shop.cipriani.com the both go to search results that don't resolve the domain. In AD DNS I assigned the current IP address to shop.domain.com and it works but I am told the ip changes so I really want the cname to work.
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