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Hi Experts,<br />
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if i have a windows domain called company.com, and i want to access the website company.com from within the office network, i manually setup a DNS record of www and point it to the webserver (located outside the office) and this works, however i would also like to access the website using just company.com (without the WWW), how do I specify this in DNS? <br />
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i was thinking of a blank record pointing to the IP address of the webserver but not sure if this will break something on my domain. im using windows server 2013.
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Hi Experts,

if i have a windows domain called company.com, and i want to access the website company.com from within the office network, i manually setup a DNS record of www and point it to the webserver (located outside the office) and this works, however i would also like to access the website using just company.com (without the WWW), how do I specify this in DNS? 

i was thinking of a blank record pointing to the IP address of the webserver but not sure if this will break something on my domain. im using windows server 2013.

accessing company website from within windows domain

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