If it is not possible for you to configure
your internal domain as a subdomain of your external domain, use a stand-alone
internal domain. This way, your internal and external domain names are
unrelated. For example, an organization that uses the domain name contoso.com
for their external namespace uses the name corp.internal for their internal
namespace.
The advantage to this approach is that it
provides you with a unique internal domain name. The disadvantage is that this
configuration requires you to manage two separate namespaces. Also, using a
stand-alone internal domain that is unrelated to your external domain might
create confusion for users because the namespaces do not reflect a relationship
between resources within and outside of your network.
In addition, you might have to register two
DNS names with an Internet name authority if you want to make the internal
domain publicly accessible.
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