Hello,
We have multiple Divisions in our company with their own DNS zones and we do not publish to eachother. One of the services we use is on my physical LAN but the FQDN is within one of the other divisions DNS zones, is published externally and uses SSL. Lets call this 111.ABC.COM.
Our access to 111.ABC.COM is via it's public IP because we do not have a zone in our DNS for ABC.COM. I want to force systems on my network to access 11.ABC.COM by it's private IP and I can't move this system out of its existing FQDN and SSL environment. I also do not want to have to add an entry to every end-users hosts file.
Is there a way that I can configure this with my DNS environment. Is it possible to create a zone for ABC.COM within my DNS and ad an A record for FQDN (111.ABC.COM) to point to its private IP but then also allow any othe queries to anything for ABC.COM to query the public DNS servers?
Thank you,
Steve