I currently have the following setup:
- An internal server that has a web application running on it (ip addresss 10.1.1.47)
- Amazon Route 53 for DNS
I would like users on my internal network to be able to access the application running on the internal server using a specific url, lets call say test.admin.mysite.com
Currently I can setup the /etc/hosts
file on my local OSx machine with an entry like 10.1.1.47 test.admin.mysite.com
and it will work, but I would rather not have to set this on every machine on the network. I assume that since I am using Route 53 for DNS, that I cannot direct urls to an internal IP address.
Is it possible to have test.admin.mysite.com
resolve to 10.1.1.47
by configuring something in a single location?
I do very little network admin tasks, so I apologize if the answer is obvious or if I have left something out.