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Hi:<br />
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Seems you have found the fix? &nbsp;What do you want to do you have not already done? &nbsp;From Site B you want to browse via an internet browser to Website A? &nbsp;Seems you have don't this.
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Hi:

Seems you have found the fix?  What do you want to do you have not already done?  From Site B you want to browse via an internet browser to Website A?  Seems you have don't this.

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I don't want to waste a public ip address just to allow the server to browse one web site.<br />
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I want to browse a local site I have via it's public ip address at my remote site - this all works fine browsing it from anywhere local or from home<br />
In my remote site I can't browse to it in the local network, unless I assign a public ip to a server in that site and set google public dns on the adapter.
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I don't want to waste a public ip address just to allow the server to browse one web site.

I want to browse a local site I have via it's public ip address at my remote site - this all works fine browsing it from anywhere local or from home
In my remote site I can't browse to it in the local network, unless I assign a public ip to a server in that site and set google public dns on the adapter.

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Hi,<br />
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I have a web site setup in my local environment which I only access on a public ip address. &nbsp;In my remote AD environment I can't ping or browse to the site. &nbsp;When I assign a public ip to a server in that same environment and set the dns servers to google's public dns it works without issue.<br />
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Is there a quick fix to this issue?
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Hi,

I have a web site setup in my local environment which I only access on a public ip address.  In my remote AD environment I can't ping or browse to the site.  When I assign a public ip to a server in that same environment and set the dns servers to google's public dns it works without issue.

Is there a quick fix to this issue?

Browsing to a site with ip address issue

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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Networking

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