DNS Resolution in a DMZ

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Dave Turner

I'm trying to join a server to a domain from a NATd subnet in a DMZ. However
because of the NAT the DNS lookup is resolving to the real IP address of the
DC's when looking for SRV records. Has anyone got a work around for this
that does not require RRAS or ISA Server?
Thanks
Dave
 
I already answered this in another group. Many of these groups have the same
people answering the questions so you don't need to post in a lot of
multiple groups. You also should cross-post instead of posting identical
separate posts so that a single reply from any group will show up in all the
groups and cause less confusion.
 
I'm trying to join a server to a domain from a NATd subnet in a DMZ. However
because of the NAT the DNS lookup is resolving to the real IP address of the
DC's when looking for SRV records. Has anyone got a work around for this
that does not require RRAS or ISA Server?
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Not sure what your issue really is. If you need name resolution
different on your DMZ, then you need to use a different DNS or Hosts
file, which is problematic if you're trying to join a domain. The
address should resolve to the actual IP of the server and a route be
available to reach that server through the firewall, despite address
translation.

Jeff
 
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