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I may be able to help, but I am unsure of what you are looking to do.
At a place I have worked at we had an internal web page that could only be accessed from the internal network.
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Our company name was:
In order to type in the web-browser and get to blah.com I needed to set up a DNS file that has blah.com on it. You do this the same way you set up your external DNS. The only difference is you will exclusively use private IP's. Your traffic should be going to an internal DNS server for DNS resolution first before going out over internet traffic. As long as you set up your DNS server to resolve the internal IP for blah.com you should be able to access this from your intranet.
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At a place I have worked at we had an internal web page that could only be accessed from the internal network.
Let's call it
Our company name was:
In order to type in the web-browser and get to blah.com I needed to set up a DNS file that has blah.com on it. You do this the same way you set up your external DNS. The only difference is you will exclusively use private IP's. Your traffic should be going to an internal DNS server for DNS resolution first before going out over internet traffic. As long as you set up your DNS server to resolve the internal IP for blah.com you should be able to access this from your intranet.
Did this confuse things more?
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