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DNS that is visible within your corporate network and VPN, but which is not visible on the public Internet.

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Windows DNS on SBS 2011: How to push Alternate DNS Server

are windows SBS is starting to go and when it does all the clients in our office loose dns settings and then as a result can not get out to the internet for services they need as a temporary measure I have manually edited some of there computers to…
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Changed ISP's and got a new IP Block. Anything I need to do in internal DNS?

Last night I unplugged our old 6Meg bonded T1's from our Cisco ASA 500 and configured the ASA with our new public IP addresses and gateway for our new 10Meg service from another ISP. We haven't had to change ISP's in almost 10 years. I…
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internal network with bind9 dns; access server by subdomain

I'm setting up DNS using bind9 on one of my Ubuntu (12.10) boxes under my home network because my router doesn't support DD-WRT or its own DNS. I set up a zone for "mydomain.net" with an A record for test.mydomain.net and have it pointing to…
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How do I set up DNS on a LAN so web users don't need to use http://localhost...?

I have deployed a web application to http://localhost:8083/MyApp on a local dev box. This is under the default web site. I would like to create a new web site and app pool, and have users access it via http://MyApp. The simplest, but most work,…
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How to redirect www dns from Exchange server to a remote host

Our exchange server domain is queensberry.com The way this has been setup (by an external company) is that if I try to browse to our website using queensberry.com rather than www.queensberry.com I am directed to the main exchange box, rather than…
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BIND not pointing to right IPs

This is more of an experiment to learn and understand BIND/NAMED more but here is what I have. I set my computers DNS to my linux server's IP. I have BIND9 running with the following entry: $TTL 1 @ IN SOA 1.2.3.4. google.com. ( …
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Use LAN DNS server when unqualified domain names are requested

I'd like to be able to serve unqualified domain names like "pos" or "website" from my DNS server on my LAN and have regular DNS queries like "google.com" be served from my router. On my router, under "DHCP" settings, I can assign a primary and…
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Windows DNS trick needed

I don't know how to title this question as it's a very odd situation. I have a corp domain with it's PDC/BDC and DNS on corp.thisdomain.com in a datacenter. It also has a cloud hosted email server at mail.thisdomain.com. The issue is that internally…
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How do I set up DNS to respond to one or two hosts in a domain with my entries and forward the rest?

I'm not that familiar with DNS, I have a DNS server that handles all of our internal DNS entries and its fine. However we have a software package now that points to a host that exists "publicly" however we are supposed to use a different IP to…
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Best way to resolve locally-hosted server's IP addresses?

I'm planning to upgrade our office network architecture this week and have run into a slight issue. Right now we have a few servers that are accessible internally and externally, we'll call them server1 and server2. Externally, when I point to…
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How do you connect to a local domain (i.e. mydomain.local) when you are outside of the network?

I'm in the process of learning Windows Server 2012, so I just did a fresh reinstall of it. Before I actually setup a local domain, I'm wondering how to access this from outside of my network. My setup is as follows: Windows Server 2012 Computer, IP…
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Access wild card subdomains on local server?

I run a local web server which handles all sub domain traffic for a domain. The domain is on a shared host (HostMonster) I use their DNS manager to send wildcard subdomain traffic to my IP which is dynamic. I know I can use Dynamic DNS to keep DNS…
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View Webserver Form Internal and Extenal

We have a web server hosted out of our office, and it works fine when people access the site from outside the office. The problem is that when people are inside the office and go to the website (www.example.com) it's very slow, as it goes out over…
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Weird DNS bug - external server resolves to internal IP

I have a server that is hosted by my university. I have root access, but no control over network setup, firewall, etc. This server's DNS resolves to an internal IP here on campus (10.x.x.x), and an external IP outside campus. I also have a few…
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Not able to start ISC BIND service in windows 7

I have windows 7 32-bit machine. I have installed BIND 9.2 as per the instructions in the link http://www.misterfahrenheit.com/2011/09/04/how-to-setup-a-dns-server-with-bind-on-windows-7-part-2/. When i start the ISC BIND service its giving me the…
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