Create a forward lookup zone called cnn.com and create a host record for www that points to your internal IP address of this server or create a CNAME called ww which points at internal.corp.com. (inc. the last period).

Bit drastic mind .... some web blocking systems are alternatives to this, you can send to an internal webpage when the users it certain categories of pages, e.g. websense etc.

Let me explain. What I posted before was actually kind of an example of what I need to do. I realize now, it's not actually what I need to happen.

My Domain is corp.test.com
My Primary DNS Zone is corp.test.com.
I have a web server named internal (FQDN of internal.corp.test.com).
I would like my users to be about to type in internal.test.com (note the lack of "corp")

I tried to create another secondary zone called test.com. DNS says this zone already exists, yet I dont see it and I can't think of a way for users to be able to surf to this website without having to type in internal.corp.test.com. I want them to only have to put in internal.test.com.

Even if you have implemented a Mobile Device Management solution company wide, it is a good idea to make sure you are taking into account all of the major risks to your electronic protected health information (ePHI).

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