Did you create a new DNS zone for that or how did you do it?
ie if your
internal domain is mycompany.lan
external domain is mycompany.com
you can then set your external dns provider to have view.mycompany.com to point to the external Security Server in the DMZ
then on your internal DNS did you create a primary zone for mycompany.com and add view.mycompany.com and point it to the internal connection broker?
what happens if you have an external website website.mycompany.com and you are trying to look that up internally, do you nede to have all the relevant records in your internal zone you created?
or does the DNS server automatically look up the external DNS if it doesn't have the records in the zone?
if that makes sense
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I was just testing it here but it seems to break my external website hosted by a 3rd party
I created a new primary zone on my internal DNS mycompany.com
I added an A records of view.mycompany.com to point to my internal view connection servers works fine
I added an A record of view.mycompany.com on my external DNS to point to the public IP works fine to the security servers
but now when I internally try to lookup website.mycompany.com from inside as I have no record it can't get to the website and it doesn't resolve
how do you work aroudn that without having to duplicate all external records internally?