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Jan 6 2009   6:15 PM GMT
Manwpod   5 pts.

How can I make w2k3 DNS server 'answer' for a given domain?


DNS, DNS server, Windows Server 2003

I want to forward requests for specific external domains to a page hosted locally on my IIS server - how do I set this up in windows 2003 DNS server?

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Last Answered: Apr 4 2009  5:26 PM GMT  by Alessandro.panzetta   9615 pts.




I'd say that you can do this with a proxy server or by "forging" these remote addresses in your DNS.
Example in your DNS you say that http://whatever.com=yourserveripaddress so the client will be redirected to your server.
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