Some more information about how you want to configure things: You will have two DNS servers. One responds to requests from the Internet, and replies with the GNAT Box EXT address (or one if its aliases, if you are running multiple webservers, multiple ftp servers, or such).
The other DNS server responds to requests from your LAN, and returns the real IP address of the server. For example: If someone on the Internet queries your DNS to resolve www.yourdomain.com their request will be tunneled to the first DNS server, which responds with 210.240.164.130. If someone on your LAN queries DNS to resolve the same hostname, their request will be directed to the second DNS server, which will respond with something like 192.168.2.2. In either case, accessing www.yourdomain.com will get you to the same server. Mike Burden Lynk Systems (616)532-4985 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
