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A few ways if you want the whole network to see this:-<br />
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Create dns zone for xxx.com and create A records pointing to your internal IPs... means you would have to create A records for all other records you want them to see outside of your network.<br />
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Create host file entries for the machines that require this. Doesn't affect other records on same domain but requires a lot of walking around PCs!
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A few ways if you want the whole network to see this:-

Create dns zone for xxx.com and create A records pointing to your internal IPs... means you would have to create A records for all other records you want them to see outside of your network.

Create host file entries for the machines that require this. Doesn't affect other records on same domain but requires a lot of walking around PCs!

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cwcertus1 beat me to it...<br />
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Do both IP addresses on the same NIC, I can provide Screen Shots if necessary. &nbsp;You'll need to Have your DNS server pointed toward the ISP DNS server(s). Have DHCP list your internal DNS first and ISP DNS server(s) second. This way you can get around on the internal network and if the internal DNS goes down, internet (and your .com) will still work.
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Do both IP addresses on the same NIC, I can provide Screen Shots if necessary.  You'll need to Have your DNS server pointed toward the ISP DNS server(s). Have DHCP list your internal DNS first and ISP DNS server(s) second. This way you can get around on the internal network and if the internal DNS goes down, internet (and your .com) will still work.

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Also, depends why you are doing it but if you own the domain and wish for it not to be seen while you are working on it (for example), you could change the external record to an internal IP.
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Also, depends why you are doing it but if you own the domain and wish for it not to be seen while you are working on it (for example), you could change the external record to an internal IP.

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Hey<br />
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I have this little issue.<br />
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Our partner has domain <a href="http://www.example.com" rel="ugc">www.example.com</a><br />
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I would like to set my.example.com to an internal IP adresse. <br />
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Is it possible to setup in DNS? (Windows 2008 R2)<br />
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Mike
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Hey

I have this little issue.

Our partner has domain www.example.com

I would like to set my.example.com to an internal IP adresse. 

Is it possible to setup in DNS? (Windows 2008 R2)

Mike

DNS - Windows 2008 R2 - Redirect name

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.