I have the following situation
Webserver resides in a Domain A.
A dns record in domain C lists the webserver as webserver.domainC.net .
A DNS record resides in DOmain B listing the webserver as Webserver.domainB.net .
I need for clients in DomainB to be able to resolve webserver.domainC.net .
Is it possible to add a DNS records in Domain B to accomplish this?
The following is the reason I need for this to occur: The webserver is running a dotnetnuke site. A web application which also resides on the webserver is being ported into the DNN site through Iframe. THe IFrame target requires a URL. I need clients on both of 2 remote domains to be able to resolve this URL in order for the IFrame to function.
Webserver resides in a Domain A.
A dns record in domain C lists the webserver as webserver.domainC.net .
A DNS record resides in DOmain B listing the webserver as Webserver.domainB.net .
I need for clients in DomainB to be able to resolve webserver.domainC.net .
Is it possible to add a DNS records in Domain B to accomplish this?
The following is the reason I need for this to occur: The webserver is running a dotnetnuke site. A web application which also resides on the webserver is being ported into the DNN site through Iframe. THe IFrame target requires a URL. I need clients on both of 2 remote domains to be able to resolve this URL in order for the IFrame to function.