DNS question

[BT]

Hi

Currently, i have my domain abc.com. I have a web server located in the
DMZ. I have added a record (www)in my DNS so that internal can access the
web server www.abc.com .

Now, i have a new web server located in the DMZ too. But the domain name is
efg.com. What should i config in my internal network so that internal users
can use www.efg.com to access my new web server.

Please advice.
Thanks
BT

 

[Dan DeStefano]

you should be able to just create a new zone file for efg.com on your
internal dns servers.

Dan

 

[BT]

thx

you should be able to just create a new zone file for efg.com on your
internal dns servers.

Dan

name

 

[Larry Stotler]

Hello,

If efg.com exists on the internet then your clients should be able to
resolve the name externally. This way you only have 1 record to change in
case the IP of the server changes.


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[BT]

Hi Larry

if efg.com is in our dmz, is it possible to access?

thks
BT

 

[Dan DeStefano]

if there is physical connectivity between your lan and your dmz (which there
should be), then clients should be able to access it. remember that dns has
little-to-nothing to do with connectivity, it is just basically a phone book
that stores name<=>ip address references.

Dan