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All you should need to do is create a Host A record for your mail server. It iwll be in the form of<br />
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mail.mywebsite.org and an ip address of 10.15.83.2
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Something must be wrong, because I do have an A record for that.<br />
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I notice also on the PC's that the DNS Server under ipconfig shows<br />
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2001:558:feed::1<br />
2001:558:feed::2<br />
10.15.83.10<br />
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The last one is my DNS server. &nbsp;I have no idea why the computers are showing the first two. &nbsp;What is that all about? &nbsp;Could that be the problem?
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The first two that you are seeing look like IPv6 addresses.
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So a few more questions for you. Is your primary domain name the same as the address you are trying to use for the mail? IE your domain name is mywebsite.org and your owa site is the same domain?<br />
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Also on your client have you ran ipconfig /flushdns
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Yes they are the same?<br />
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I did do a flush
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So if you look in the dns console you can see the entry for mail.mywebsite.org listed as an A record with the correct IP address? Can you take a screenshot and post it (blanking out any sensitive information).<br />
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Also how many DNS servers do you have in your environment is it possible you are waiting on replication to occur to your other DNS servers?
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So maybe I could specify my server first on the Comcast router.
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Are you are getting DHCP from your router that could work for you. I would try statically setting it on your machine first to make sure you can resolve using the name.<br />
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10.15.83.10<br />
2001:558:feed::1<br />
2001:558:feed::2
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I have Outlook Web Access that won't resolve on our Windows domain DNS server.<br />
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For example, on the URL if I type:<br />
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<a href="https://mail.mywebsite.org/owa" rel="ugc">https://mail.mywebsite.org/owa</a><br />
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Then it does not work.<br />
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However, if I use the dns address<br />
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<a href="https://10.15.83.2/owa" rel="ugc">https://10.15.83.2/owa</a><br />
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Then it works. &nbsp;What do I add to the dns forward lookup table to fix this issue?
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I have Outlook Web Access that won't resolve on our Windows domain DNS server.

For example, on the URL if I type:

https://mail.mywebsite.org/owa

Then it does not work.

However, if I use the dns address

https://10.15.83.2/owa

Then it works.  What do I add to the dns forward lookup table to fix this issue?

dns not resolving one secure address

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.