I have Apache running with two Virtual domains and a DNS server. What I
would like to do is.
>From my internal network be able to go to the web sites using there
domain name. ie.
http://somename.internaldomain.com or
http://othername.internaldomain.name
So what I'm wondering is can you have two different zones in the DNS
point to the same IP address? And if so when Apache receives the request
from the browser will it go to the appreciate Virtual Domain?
Does this make sense? It doesn't to me :)
Anyway both domains have a domain named assigned to them and I can
access the domains from outside my network from a machine not on my side
of the router. I can get to one of them using the host name ie.
http://tango.somename.internaldomain.com (tango being the host name)
from my side of the router as it's defined in the DNS as a zone.
What the goal of all this is. Is to be able to test each of the Virtual
Domains from inside my network. As it stands now I can only get to the
one in DNS.
Mike M.
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