Have I Boobed
The story is I have setup up a win2000 AD server - so far so good, with some
assistance from you guys here everything functions AOK.
The problem is -
We have a domain name eg mycompany.com hosted externally, however I
wrongly or rightly named the server with the same name ie mycompany.com now
internal network users cannot access www.mycompany.com.

Do I need to add a DNS entry for www.mycompany.com pointing to the external
IP address,
If so where do I add this entry is it a new host?

Thanx in anticipation

Tony L

You need to add a new Host (A) record of www in the company.com zone that
points to the external IP address. That should fix it.

"tony" <t@t> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Have I Boobed
> The story is I have setup up a win2000 AD server - so far so good, with
some
> assistance from you guys here everything functions AOK.
> The problem is -
> We have a domain name eg mycompany.com hosted externally, however I
> wrongly or rightly named the server with the same name ie mycompany.com
now
> internal network users cannot access www.mycompany.com.
>
> Do I need to add a DNS entry for www.mycompany.com pointing to the
external
> IP address,
> If so where do I add this entry is it a new host?
>
> Thanx in anticipation
>
> Tony L
>
>