Share access problem

Hi,
I have this problem:
Situation: 2 routed networks A & B. In network A I have domain controller
(DC) with 2 networks adapters -LAN and WAN. DC has 2 records in DNS
server-int. and ext. address with one name.

The problem: When computers from B try to access share on DC they try to
access external interface.

I tryed to add different name on this server in DNS: web sites are opening,
but share cannot.
I have another server with 2 adapters LAN and WAN -same situation, but not
DC. When I give it another name I open share.

Thanks for help

Kevin

The short answer is that you should not multihome a DC (because of the
problem you have described among others).

If you really can't avoid multihoming a DC you need to make sure that it
only registers one IP in DNS. You also need to make sure that only one NIC
has Netbios over TCP/IP enabled.

If you are running a WAN, the client machines should always communicate
using internal private IP addresses. Only a machine's private IP should
appear in your internal DNS.

"Kevin" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
newsF21476E-1C79-4B80-86DD-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi,
> I have this problem:
> Situation: 2 routed networks A & B. In network A I have domain controller
> (DC) with 2 networks adapters -LAN and WAN. DC has 2 records in DNS
> server-int. and ext. address with one name.
>
> The problem: When computers from B try to access share on DC they try to
> access external interface.
>
> I tryed to add different name on this server in DNS: web sites are
> opening, but share cannot.
> I have another server with 2 adapters LAN and WAN -same situation, but not
> DC. When I give it another name I open share.
>
> Thanks for help
>
> Kevin
>