I know this question has been posed many times with slightly different scenarios. Here is the issue I'm running into: Our local domain has three window server 2012 running active directory, dns, IIS, and SQL server. Our internal domain is the same as our external website. We recently moved to a new host and internal users can't access our website via domain.com or www.domain.com We have created a new www entry in our local dns that points to the IP address of the externally hosted website. But internal users are still redirected to the IIS homepage when trying to reach the domain. There are several blank host A records point to the ips of our internal servers, so I created a new blank record pointing to the external IP address of our website and deleted the other blank a records. This fixed the problem for a while (users were able to access the external website), but then the other blank A records reappeared and users can no longer access the external website. Maybe one of the other servers on our network is acting as a backup DNS and repropagated the old blank A records that point to our local servers? How to fix? Thank you.
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The gist: It is specifically recommended by Microsoft that you do not make your AD Domain the same as your website. Your problem is one of the reasons why. Best recommendation is to change your AD Domain to something else.
Chris Satola
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