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We have ERP accessible thru website (<a href="https://.ourcompany.com" rel="ugc">https://.ourcompany.com</a>) which is only accessed internally. &nbsp;In DNS we have a HOST (A) record for(<a href="https://.ourcompany.com" rel="ugc">https://.ourcompany.com</a>) to point to the public IP address of the server.<br />
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Setup OF DNS.<br />
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TYPE=A<br />
HOST=<a href="https://.ourcompany.com" rel="ugc">https://.ourcompany.com</a><br />
POINTS TO=ISP PUBLIC IP ADDRESS<br />
TTL=1HR<br />
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If we used the public IP address &nbsp;(<a href="https://99.63.xx.xx.com" rel="ugc">https://99.63.xx.xx.com</a>) to access the website it works, it connects directly to our internal website.
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We have ERP accessible thru website (https://.ourcompany.com) which is only accessed internally.  In DNS we have a HOST (A) record for(https://.ourcompany.com) to point to the public IP address of the server.

Setup OF DNS.

TYPE=A
HOST=https://.ourcompany.com
POINTS TO=ISP PUBLIC IP ADDRESS
TTL=1HR

If we used the public IP address  (https://99.63.xx.xx.com) to access the website it works, it connects directly to our internal website.

internal website not accessible thru host-name, only public IP address

Public DNS

dns records

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.