Using DNS (BIND) behind a router.

[wade1040]

Here;s my problem:

I'm running a small network that connects to the internet with a Cisco 501 router. My web servers, mail server, DNS, and a few workstations are all behind it. They're all on a 192.168.0 subnet. My problem is that I have DNS working fine for everyone outside of my intranet. But for everyone on my network, you can't look at the pages on my web server.

How do I fix it so that everyone, within or outside of my intranet can get to my web server?

[cowanrl]

Can they access the web server OK if they just use the 192.168.0.x IP address in the URL?

[wade1040]

The problem is that the server is managing about 25 domains using name virtual hosts.

[yongbeng]

while...let me give an example......if the workstation is running a normal XP...here what you need to do...

go to /etc/hosts and enter the IP for your workstation and give them a name..

then...on the workstation...giving an example it's XP again...you can enter the DNS address of your webserver IP address under the advance setting of the TCP/IP properties..in this DNS tab, it allows you to enter all the DNS address that you need to resolve..


hope this solve your problem...