On your internal DNS, create a new host record with only www for the name and the internal IP
address of the web server where the site is hosted. Do this in the forward lookup zone for your
internal domain name.
Internal clients should then be able to access the web site internally using the public URL.
Or they can access the web site internally by putting the internal IP address in their web
browser versus a URL.
Hope this helps
Gary
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'--'We have a win2k server network with 2 internal dns servers. We noticed that
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'--'All of the workstations are configured via dhcp with the primary and
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