Okay, so probably the best approach is to create your own version of
www.tblinc.ca.
OPTION 1:
Do you access the site on
http://tblinc.ca as well? Or just the www version? If it's just www this is the easiest to do because it's less bother:
1. Open the DNS Console
2. Select Forward Lookup Zones
3. Right click and select New Zone
4. Select Primary and it can let it store in Active Directory
5. Name the zone "
www.tblinc.ca" (note that www is intentionally included here)
6. Disable Dynamic Updates
7. Select the new zone, then right click on it and select New Host (A) Record.
8. Leave the name blank and enter the internal IP Address of the web server (untick update PTR record)
OPTION 2:
If you need to use
http://tblinc.ca as well these instructions are more appropriate:
1. Open the DNS Console
2. Select Forward Lookup Zones
3. Right click and select New Zone
4. Select Primary and it can let it store in Active Directory
5. Name the zone "tblinc.ca"
6. Disable Dynamic Updates
7. Select the new zone, then right click on it and select New Host (A) Record.
8. Leave the name blank and enter the internal IP Address of the web server (untick update PTR record)
9. Right click on the zone again and select New Alias (CNAME) Record.
10. Enter the name "www" and in the target host box enter "tblinc.ca."
The disadvantage of this second approach is that if you need to resolve anything else within tblinc.ca (
ftp.tblinc.ca for example) you will have to add it to your internal version of the zone.
HTH
Chris
