Re: Domain name confusion

I thought that the problems were solved, but another issue arose. The
computers that belong to the domain "abc.com" get POP email from
"mail.abc.com". When they are logged on to the domain, Outlook cannot
receive their Web email.

Can I make a manual entry in a DNS Zone that will send Outlook to the
external "abc.com" for mail?

If I try to view "www.abc.com" from a PC that belongs to the internal
"abc.com" domain, will the Web page be shown? I did not try the browser.

"Herb Martin" wrote:

> > The problems can be attributed to improper installation of the original
> DNS
> > and the fact that client PCs were using external DNS IP Addresses. After
> > both problems have been fixed, the PCs can join the domain.
>
> There you go. Good luck and let us know if we can help again.
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