At present, my web and mailserver is in a DMZ (bering). No problem getting access from outside. But of course, trying to connect from inside by domain name simply resolves to the public IP. I get nowhere (should I be able to do this?).
What I'd like to do is add the public domain name to the private file in tinydns and point to the private IP of the server in the DMZ. In other words, intercept dns requests for this domain. But I'm not getting very far with the syntax. I'm not even sure this is possible as I haven't been able to find an example with this sort of configuration (multiple domains). It's also possible that I have the 'old' external IP cached somewhere and my tests are not correct as a result.
Can someone post the typical private data file for this sort of configuration? Or confirm that it can be done?
Thanks,
Brock
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