I'm stucked at very simple and stupid situation. Let me describe the situation - at home i have a Windows Server 2008 R2 computer, which is used with Hyper-V technology, where another PDC Server 2008, Exchange and other testing virtual machines are running. I've bought a domain name http://bit.ly/dbNJjQ, with possibility to manage domain records. The main question is how to configure DNS server on PC server station with possibility to work with domain name both locally and globally.
The LAN configuration is following:
Dedicated ip address, linking to DI-524 Router, where DMZ zone set for IP of PC server station. This will result, that all requests, from internet will lead to Server station PC.
Really don't have any ideas :( help me brothers and sisters !
Thanks !
<disclaimer> If you're doing this to learn how DNS works, then I say "right on", but if you have any intention of using these services for anything beyond just learning how it works, I can't stress strongly enough that having a single DNS hosted in the same location as your web servers is a bad move.
There are plenty of commercial DNS providers (some free, most not) that will take care of all of this for you, take the worry of hosting your own DNS off your shoulders and may even offer you a 100% SLA at very reasonable prices.</disclaimer>