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by rvkempen
Make sure the only DNS servers configured in DHCP (or manually)are the internal ones.
Let the internal DNS servers do the lookup for zones not in their own zone (simply delete the root (.) zone), or use them as forwarding dns servers to a dns server provided by your provider.This way the client can not bypass your dns servers, and wil get the right ip address of your web server (provided it is corectley configured in your primairy dns server).
If you're not sure what the configured dns servers are, try a ipconfig /all.
You should be alright then.
Good luck.
Ron
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