DNS that is visible within your corporate network and VPN, but which is not visible on the public Internet.
Questions tagged [internal-dns]
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Non-authoratative zone for local DNS?
A company I work for has a local DNS server that answers requests for their domain, foo.com, internally.
Externally, we serve DNS for foo.com with Route 53.
The problem we have is that we have to duplicate any new DNS records, adding them both to…

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MS DNS permissions on zones script add/remove/query
Anyone know an easy way to modify security across many zones? For example I have a hundred or so reverse pointer zones and I want to make sure a group has certain permission level on all zones. Is there a way to avoid right clicking each and going…

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Win10 workstation can't see shares via system names
Only new Win10x64 workstations joined to the domain experience this problem. Existing and new Win7x64 systems are unaffected. Essentially they can all browse to network locations using IP address but not system name. I have tested the workstations…

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Tunneling git from intranet to remote server
I have a server I need to develop on outside of my intranet. I try to ssh into the server and setup a proxy that will allow me to clone the repository.
ssh -D 5555 remote.server
Then I set my ~/.ssh/config to
Host git.server
ProxyCommand=nc -X…

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VPN connection: Not resolving internal network hostnames
I have set up a PPTP VPN connection where I can connect to my company network, but I cannot access my shares via file server's hostname.
The OS of the VPN Client is Windows 10 and I use the built-in setup for the connection.
I have tried 3…

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pfsense, in bind, zone is not working
I have installed and configured Bind on latest pfsense, did setting and configured the zones. i have setup the local resolved to the bind server ip like 10.0.0.50. bind is running, but still when i query the zone domain, i see no records, even…

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Windows DNS server local external resolution only
Thanks for your help. I have a windows 2012 r2 server we are using for an internal DNS. This DNS server requires and external connection in order to use GADS (Google apps directory sync) and Google password sync. Is there a better way to make these…

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Conflict between the address of the local network and the computers behind OpenVPN
I have this situation: I implemented a VPN using the address 10.0.0.0/16. Now, I'm on an office that have a local network on 10.0.0.0/16 too.
my computer ==> Local network ==> VPN
10.0.0.x 10.0.x.x
Computer…

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Creating a local domain name for application server, on a box where port 80 is already in use
I have a box running application server running on port 8500 and a web server on 80. I am trying to create a local domain name for the application server on 8500. I realize you cannot create a DNS record outside of port 80. However, I already…

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Server Resources for Apple OSX Server
Looking to find the recommended resource specifications, CPU, RAM, Disk, for running internal DNS and Apple Remote Desktop Task Server within a Mac OS only environment on Mac OSX Server.
As we currently we do not have any "server" level hardware,…

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BIND 9 - How do I enter a DNS record for the main domain?
Let's say I have a domain named example.com.
The subdomains on that work, however I cannot attach example.com to an IP Address of its own.
wifi IN A 1.1.1.1 ; -Works (wifi.example.com)
router IN A 1.1.1.2 ; -Works…

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Is the A record for each client in the AD necessary?
When I look at the list of domain names in the Windows Server DNS manager, I see a long list of A records associated with clients. Why is it that each client gets an A record - and is it really necessary?

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2012R2 DC Cannot Resolve Itself, FRS not responding, "No logon servers available" error, etc
A client of mine attempted to "troubleshoot" their DC's DNS by wildly adding/removing a bunch of conditional forwarders, stub zones, and forward lookup zone records to the DNS server, writing/erasing each addition/removal from Active Directory (ADDS…

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(SOLVED) MS Server 2008: win10 client cannot login with the domain administrator
I've got the problem that the workstation has wrong DNS settings in the network adapter.
Therefor, each attempt to login as domain admin results in the error: "there are currently no logon servers available".
I've tried to boot win10 in safe mode…

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Failure to resolve internal domain names
I have two domains that are accessible just fine outside my network. However, within the network:
One fails to resolve if the "www" prefix is omitted, but resolves if it is included.
The other fails to resolve, regardless of the "www" prefix.
The…

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