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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How to do DNS redirect without DNS server?
We don't have our internal web servers, everything is hosted, but we do want to have the ability to use short, private domain names. For example, I want to be able to type in our browser "http://wiki" and it will be redirected to a web page on…

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Force secondary DNS server to resolve unresolved names
Is there a way to setup on Linux (Vyatta in particular) secondary DNS server, which is used only to resolve requests, that were not resolved by primary DNS?
If I just set up secondary DNS, it is only used when primary server is down and not if…

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DNS root domain and hosted websites
I have an internal domain let say example.com and my office365 and other services use but I have a hosted website that the developers want the example.com to resolve not just www.example.com. Does anyone know a tool to make this happen?

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Internal name resolution issue in Windows server 2008-
I have 2 dc for my domain root and additional both of them working primary DNS Ad integrated, yesterday I had issues that the root dc DNS records are not appearing but the other dc DNS zone appears normally ,
I tried to restore the DNS zone but…

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DNS redirect based in IP
I'm looking for some help.
We got a WAN, which includes several different locations across US and Europe. Now I have a need that when someone SSH to a DNS, he will get connected to a server close to his location.
When I was looking around for info,…

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Resolve Dynamic DNS to internal IP
I am not very familiar with dynamic DNS, and was curious if I could get it to work for a certain use case.
I have a few Raspberry Pi's I'm setting up for mocking server setups of applications we use at a small scale of our larger setup. They have…

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Setting up network connectivity between 2 VirtualBox Windows VMs
I am attempting to set up a set of VMs on Virtualbox and have configured one as a DC running Windows Server 2008 R2, and it's intended to function as a primary DNS server.
I have created a reverse lookup zone of 10.10.10.x. Its adapter address is…

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Centos 7 DNS Server /PTR/IN' **denied**
I need help, i've spend some time to troubleshoot the dns server that i created.
but what happend is:
when i tried to resolve the address i receive below log:
Nov 15 04:21:01 mydnshostname00 named[1057]: client xxx.yyy.zzz.111#51843…

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How to find DNS settings for all workstations on AD network?
A photocopier vendor I we work with for one of our customers, who has a background in IT networking, was on-site had an issue and discovered that the DNS settings on a particular workstation on the network were incorrect: the primary was set to an…

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event id's 1030 & 1058. Can dir \\mail\sysvol but not dir \\domain.org\sysvol?
I'm running Win2003 Server 32 bit that also runs Windows DNS Server and Exchange Server.
I'm getting event id's of 1030 and 1058 every 5 minutes.
I was forced by my co-location provider to change ips (when the problem started) and the server is…

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Any security benefit of top domain .local for private network internal use
In two of the SO questions here and there the prevailing opinions are that using .local for internal network is a bad idea.
One of the comment however points out:
However: don't use a real domain name that you have already used for public-facing…

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Azure internal DNS search suffixes
I mainly use Azure for IaaS purposes (Linux and Windows VM's).
We have a strict Front-End (FE) / Back-end (BE) segregation policy.
FE and BE are in the same Virtual Network, but in different Subnets/Cloud Services.
I've noticed that FE and BE VM's…

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HTTP/HTTPS routing according to URL
Hy everyone,
I'm not a networking newbie, but a 'stackoverflow' newbie for sure, so I apologize in advice if i screwed-up category or group, but there seems that all this stuff is based on tags.
I have the following question that crossed my mind as…

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Cannot SSH using hostname, but can use the IP
Inside a VPN, there is a DNS server with a known zone of "gitlab". When attempting to do anything other than SSH (and things using SSH - scp, git) to this hostname, it works, but using SSH rejects the connection.
Here is a terminal session that…

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DNS Forwarding to Google DNS - Should i be forwarding to my firewalls DNS or to googles or no forwarding at all?
While looking at some records in my firewall I noticed that I had an address that was consistently pinging googles dns servers. After checking my domain controllers I noticed they had forwarders pointing to googles dns. I'm wondering if these…

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