21/06: DNS and Domain Controllers
Windows DC's like to set their address in DNS to also be the address of the domain itself, so our DNS ends up having this, among other things:
dc1.css.washington.edu -> <private IP 1>
dc2.css.washington.edu -> <private IP 2>
css.washington.edu -> <private IP 1>
css.washington.edu -> <private IP 2>
Those css.washington.edu records are totally useless, and they prevent us from using css.washington.edu as the address for any other server, e.g. a web server.
dc1.css.washington.edu -> <private IP 1>
dc2.css.washington.edu -> <private IP 2>
css.washington.edu -> <private IP 1>
css.washington.edu -> <private IP 2>
Those css.washington.edu records are totally useless, and they prevent us from using css.washington.edu as the address for any other server, e.g. a web server.
