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We have a Split-DNS setup and we just created a new external website that redirects www.domain.com&nbsp;to domain.com and every page after that shows http://domain.com/... . &nbsp;I have an A record pointing www to the external IP however when an internal client tries to reach the site it redirects to domain.com and it appears to read the internal dns of domain.com which is our internal dns server that hosts the domain and we get a page not found. &nbsp;Our old web site worked fine because they used the full www.domain.com&nbsp;on every page and link. &nbsp;Is there a way to resolve without trying to re-configure the entire dns?
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We have a Split-DNS setup and we just created a new external website that redirects www.domain.com to domain.com and every page after that shows http://domain.com/... .  I have an A record pointing www to the external IP however when an internal client tries to reach the site it redirects to domain.com and it appears to read the internal dns of domain.com which is our internal dns server that hosts the domain and we get a page not found.  Our old web site worked fine because they used the full www.domain.com on every page and link.  Is there a way to resolve without trying to re-configure the entire dns?

Split-DNS issue

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