Issac Kelly's questions

I have active directory set up for foo.example.com I have an apache server behind an AWS ELB at awselb.amazon.example.com

I want my internal users to have access to all active directory resources at foo.example.com but I also want them to access the apache web server at foo.example.com

This is causing several problems.

Active Directory automatically registers A records at foo.example.com for the Domain Controllers.]2

This means I can't register a CNAME at the same address on the Active Directory DNS server.

I could likely fix that by putting the apache web server at a static IP address and using an A record, but then there are two A records that I do not want to resolve for my domain.

I'm wondering if I can disable this root level DNS entry. I'm also wondering what services will break if I do that.

I'm on an apache 2 web server, and I'm serving the following site: torchbearersakron.com

Everywhere except IE7/Vista IE8/Vista the cache seems to work wonderfully. On these two systems however, something isn't right, and the entire page loads from the server every time.

Is there something I can do in my headers or meta tags that would fix it? Is there something I am doing that is breaking it?