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Could someone explain me what needs to be done in the dns configuration when
the following is setup and configured. A company ABC Inc owns a domain abcinc.com and hosts its web site at a third party company, however the exchange is hosted in house. When Active Directory was configured on the domain controller. abcinc.com was specified as the Primary Dns Suffix. Now every computer on the LAN gets redirected to the Domain Controller when users type abcinc.com in their browser. Any user outside of the lan can get to abcinc.com with no problems. Thanks Gene B. |
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Add an A record of www and point to the correct IP address. The users will
have to put in the URL http://www.abcinc.com, not http://abcinc.com This is a good example of why not to put your internet domain name as your AD domain name :-) "Gene B." <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:XN-(E-Mail Removed)... > Could someone explain me what needs to be done in the dns configuration when > the following is setup and configured. > > > > A company ABC Inc owns a domain abcinc.com and hosts its web site at a third > party company, however the exchange is hosted in house. When Active > Directory was configured on the domain controller. abcinc.com was specified > as the Primary Dns Suffix. Now every computer on the LAN gets redirected to > the Domain Controller when users type abcinc.com in their browser. Any user > outside of the lan can get to abcinc.com with no problems. > > > Thanks > > |
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