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How send http://mydomain.com requests outside firewall?

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Ed Sutton - 07 Sep 2007 14:45 GMT
We have an externally hosted web site of the same domain name as our
internal domain.

From inside the firewall, http://www.mydomain.com works as desired and
goes to the external site.  However, http://mydomain.com goes to the
internal DC resulting in a "Bad Request (Invalid Hostname)".

How can I direct http://mydomain.com to go outside the firewall?

Thanks in advance,

-Ed
Ed Sutton - 07 Sep 2007 14:55 GMT
Never mind.

I added an A record to my DNS Forward Lookup for my domain.  I left the
name blank to leave same as parent (mydomain.com) and set the IP to the
external web server.  This seems to work.

-Ed

> We have an externally hosted web site of the same domain name as our
> internal domain.
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> -Ed
Ron Landers - 05 Oct 2007 17:31 GMT
Add to internal DNS the short domain name to resolve to the external IP
address.

> We have an externally hosted web site of the same domain name as our
> internal domain.
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>
> -Ed
 
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