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DNS Name Resolution Conflict with Public Active Directory Domain Name
I am expierencing problems with internal DNS name resolution. The problem seems to be the internal active directory domain name is set to xyz.com. The same domain name, xyz.com is also available externally for website hosting. Client workstations are configured use the DNS server on the active directory domain controller. Randomly, the client workstation will attempt to resolve names using external DNS name servers.
I would like to prevent DNS name resolution for internal resources from using external DNS servers. At the same time still allow internal clients to resolve xyz.com website access.
A netgear router/firewall has been installed as well. Any suggestions for a remedy?
I would like to prevent DNS name resolution for internal resources from using external DNS servers. At the same time still allow internal clients to resolve xyz.com website access.
A netgear router/firewall has been installed as well. Any suggestions for a remedy?
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Normally you should never use the same domain internal and on the external webserver.´
May be you could install a webserver on a internal server and host your website there (just for your internal use). Or add another domain to your external webserver, so you can access your website over this domainname from internal.
What Neilsr answered ist very important. All Clients in your network should ask your internal (AD integrated) DNS Server to resolve any DNS Requests.
A Conditional Forwarder will not solve this problem.
May be you could install a webserver on a internal server and host your website there (just for your internal use). Or add another domain to your external webserver, so you can access your website over this domainname from internal.
What Neilsr answered ist very important. All Clients in your network should ask your internal (AD integrated) DNS Server to resolve any DNS Requests.
A Conditional Forwarder will not solve this problem.
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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.
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Right-click -> New Conditional Forwarder
DNS Domain: xyz.com
Add IP address(es)