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So create a www cname @ record on godaddy<br />
An @ record with the ip on godaddy<br />
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Anything I need to do on my internal servers? Anything I have to change on my www A record or I need to create something different on my internal domain servers?
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So create a www cname @ record on godaddy
An @ record with the ip on godaddy

Anything I need to do on my internal servers? Anything I have to change on my www A record or I need to create something different on my internal domain servers?

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Our website is the same name as our domain. We had network solutions and just moved to godaddy. In the past to view our website we had a create an A record with the name www and the IP of the www A record of network solutions on our DNS server. So when our webhost will change IP. I had to change get the a record IP on both network solutions and our dns a record.<br />
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Now since we moved to godaddy it’s not working. We created an A record www with the IP on godaddy and gave that IP to the A record www on our DNS server.<br />
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The website loads partially and stays stuck with the loading circle. Any ideas how to get this to work internally?<br />
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I’ve already flushed the dns.
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Our website is the same name as our domain. We had network solutions and just moved to godaddy. In the past to view our website we had a create an A record with the name www and the IP of the www A record of network solutions on our DNS server. So when our webhost will change IP. I had to change get the a record IP on both network solutions and our dns a record.

Now since we moved to godaddy it’s not working. We created an A record www with the IP on godaddy and gave that IP to the A record www on our DNS server.

The website loads partially and stays stuck with the loading circle. Any ideas how to get this to work internally?

I’ve already flushed the dns.

Website access internal network

A web server refers to the software that helps to deliver web content that can be accessed either through the Internet or through an intranet. The primary function of a web server is to store, process and deliver web pages to clients. The communication between client and server takes place using the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP). The most common use of web servers is to host websites, but there are other uses such as gaming, data storage, running enterprise applications, handling email, FTP, etc.