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oh an dby the way just to add I have checked the hosts file but this has nothing referencing it.
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oh an dby the way just to add I have checked the hosts file but this has nothing referencing it.

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@ve3ofa<br />
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if i nslookup form RDP on the server it is resolving to 192.168.0.2 rather than .0.3<br />
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where do i check to change this in IIS please?
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@ve3ofa

if i nslookup form RDP on the server it is resolving to 192.168.0.2 rather than .0.3

where do i check to change this in IIS please?

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Hi i have managed to resolve it with you help.<br />
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There was a forward lookup zone redirecting to .0.2.<br />
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I have ammended this to be .0.3
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Hi i have managed to resolve it with you help.

There was a forward lookup zone redirecting to .0.2.

I have ammended this to be .0.3

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many thanks for the prompt response.
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Hi all,<br />
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Quick question, if I &nbsp;ping &lt;servername&gt; from inside the network I get<br />
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192.168.0.3 (which is correct).<br />
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If I ping remote.&lt;ourdomain&gt;.com from inside the network for some reason i get 192.168.0.2?<br />
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However is I access <a href="https://remote" rel="ugc">https://remote</a>.&lt;ourdomain&gt;.com/remote from outside the network it load just fine?<br />
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TOp and bottom is when I am inside the network for some reason it is associating remote. with .0.2 instead os .0.3 what coudl be causing this redirection?
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Hi all,

Quick question, if I  ping <servername> from inside the network I get

192.168.0.3 (which is correct).

If I ping remote.<ourdomain>.com from inside the network for some reason i get 192.168.0.2?

However is I access https://remote.<ourdomain>.com/remote from outside the network it load just fine?

TOp and bottom is when I am inside the network for some reason it is associating remote. with .0.2 instead os .0.3 what coudl be causing this redirection?

remote.mydomain.com sub domain issues

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