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VansEvers Mr. Frank W

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Jun 2, 2004, 1:05:22 PM6/2/04
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If I have the following structure:
aa.usmc.mil NS ns1.aa.usmc.mil

aa.usmc.mil NS ns2.aa.usmc.mil

aa.usmc.mil SOA ns1.aa.usmc.mil

aa.usmc.mil MX exch.usmc.mil

ns1 A 222.222.222.1

ns2 A 222.222.222.2

exch A 222.222.222.3

www CNAME exch.aa.usmc.mil

For this scenario exch is exchange and iis.

Is ther any way I can have

http://aa.usmc.mil <http://aa.usmc.mil/> and have it resolve to the iis
server exch

TIA

/s/ Frank W. Vans Evers, SAIC Tampa Florida


Barry Margolin

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Jun 2, 2004, 3:11:18 PM6/2/04
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In article <c9l2rd$2r43$1...@sf1.isc.org>,

"VansEvers Mr. Frank W" <vanse...@MARCENTHQ.usmc.mil> wrote:

> If I have the following structure:
> aa.usmc.mil NS ns1.aa.usmc.mil
>
> aa.usmc.mil NS ns2.aa.usmc.mil
>
> aa.usmc.mil SOA ns1.aa.usmc.mil
>
> aa.usmc.mil MX exch.usmc.mil

All the above names should have trailing "." characters, to indicate
that they're fully-qualified.

>
> ns1 A 222.222.222.1
>
> ns2 A 222.222.222.2
>
> exch A 222.222.222.3
>
> www CNAME exch.aa.usmc.mil

The same with "exch.aa.usmc.mil" -- it needs a "." at the end.

> For this scenario exch is exchange and iis.
>
> Is ther any way I can have
>
> http://aa.usmc.mil <http://aa.usmc.mil/> and have it resolve to the iis
> server exch

aa.usmc.mil. A 222.222.222.3

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Barry Margolin, bar...@alum.mit.edu
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