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I have a .local and a .com domain. The .local is winsrv 2008, the .com is winsrv 2012 R2. The domains are trusted and each DNS server has a forward lookup zone for the trusted domain that is populated.<br />
The .com domain dns zone has a delegation for www with the external name servers for the externally hosted web site.<br />
When logged on to the .com domain, www resolves correctly and I can access the company website.<br />
When logged on to the .local domain, www resolves to the DNS server of the .com domain and I cannot access the website.<br />
Any ideas how to fix this?
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I have a .local and a .com domain. The .local is winsrv 2008, the .com is winsrv 2012 R2. The domains are trusted and each DNS server has a forward lookup zone for the trusted domain that is populated.
The .com domain dns zone has a delegation for www with the external name servers for the externally hosted web site.
When logged on to the .com domain, www resolves correctly and I can access the company website.
When logged on to the .local domain, www resolves to the DNS server of the .com domain and I cannot access the website.
Any ideas how to fix this?

DNS Delegation in one domain not working in trusted domain

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