"Rajesh" <Rajesh.TakeThisOut@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> We have Widnows 2000 server with SP4 - Domain controller + DNS. We are
> planning to implement company intranet which should be accessible by all
> the
> office staff. We have DNS server configured in all the client PC in thier
> network connection settings. The web server name is "ABCDE5". What I need
> to
> do so that users can access the default web site of the IIS server as a
> "intranet.companyname.com"
Add this entry to the DNS server -- as either an A record or a CNAME
pointing to an existing A record.
Ensure that the IIS (or other web software) allows for this Name in the Site
definitions it supports.
> our inside domain name is configured as "xyz.companyname.com" where "xyz"
> is
> a domain name. which records i.e. A or CNAME
Either. (CNAME requires you have an existing A record to map it to.)
> or any other I need to create in
> DNS server so that people can access the web server directly from thier
> browser. We also have Secondary DNS server on the network, Do I need to
> configure the same records manually on another server or will it update
> automatically?
Secondaries pull changes from their Master, which is either the Primary
where
ALL changes are made, or is another Secondary which will eventually will
pull
from that Primary as Master.
> Let me know.
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