CRM2015 IFD Internal and External Domains

I am trying to setup CRM2015 with IFD. My internal domain is xr.local and external domain name is somethingelse.com. When going through the directions and searching through the forums I see similar questions regarding with no real information on the possibility.
Am I able to set this up to support 2 different domains and where might I find some guidance to do so?
Thanks...
GY

Hi David,
Yes. the above setup should "do the trick" as the servers you put with blank DNS entry should be excluded in the NRPT table.
You can confirm this by running at the client: netsh name show polocy
at command line and see something like:
Settings for da.domain.com
Certification authority                 :
DNSSEC (Validation)                     : disabled
DNSSEC (IPsec)                          : disabled
DirectAccess (DNS Servers)              :
DirectAccess (IPsec)                    : disabled
DirectAccess (Proxy Settings)           : Use default browser settings
Settings for .domain.com
Certification authority                 :
DNSSEC (Validation)                     : disabled
DNSSEC (IPsec)                          : disabled
DirectAccess (DNS Servers)              : 1234:1234:1234:3333::1
DirectAccess (IPsec)                    : disabled
DirectAccess (Proxy Settings)           : Bypass proxy
So in this scenario the .domain.com is using the DA while the specific entry (da.domain.com) is set as exclude and have emptry DNS ...
Hope this helps,
Ophir.

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CRM server all roles
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So fair warning, what you're asking for isn't really a supported deployment method of CRM.
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Single URL for internal and external CRM access when using IFD

Hello,
At one of our client site I have setup IFD on CRM 2011. This IFD is behind TMG. My client is a big corporation therefore all CRM components including CRM, ADFS and SQL are on separate servers.
I have configured IFD using single url https://orgname.contoso.com Their IT staff wants to know why can't they use single URL for internal and external access where internal users are nto prompted for authentication
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There are several approaches to your question. You need to set up both an internal and an external relying party trust. If you use the external URL, it will always direct you to the signin page, if you use the internal URL, it will resolve you single
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I've configured IFD for CRM multiple times, and this is how it works. CRM looks at the URL. If you use the external URL (org.domain.com), it will prompt for credentials. So what you are asking for, a single URL that works single sign on internally and prompts
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> Currently running GW 8.0.2hp2 on NetWare 6.5sp8.
>
> We have a single domain and single post office, and a single WebAccess
> and single GWIA gateway. We about 25 external domains setup to allow
> using external users' e-mail addresses our in internal corporate address
> books and distribution lists following the procedure outlined here:
>
> http://www.novell.com/documentation/...a/a2zvyc4.html
>
>
> The problem is that one of my internal users in our corporate domain/PO
> has the same userid as a user in one of the external domain/PO's. So,
> for example, their e-mail addresses are:
>
> [email protected]
> [email protected]
>
> Everything works except that my internal user cannot use GW WebAccess.
> Trying to login to WebAccess results in the following error:
>
> "Please login again. You may have typed your name or password
> incorrectly. Remember that your user name must be unique."
>
> If I either change my internal user's GroupWise userid, or if I delete
> or rename the external user's userid, then my internal user can login
> into WebAccess without a problem. So this does appear to be due to
> non-unique username's. The WebAccess is seeing the internal and
> external user names, and not allowing my internal user to login.
>
> Is there a work around for this since the users are in separate domains
> and PO's, or do I need to just rename my internal user's account? I
> have no control over the external user's e-mail address, so I can't
> rename their userid.
>
> Is there a way to keep the "default WebAcess" gateway from looking at
> external domain's for user account authentication? I have tried setting
> up a class of service in the WebAccess gateway to deny access to the
> external domain, and that hasn't worked either.
>
> Thanks,
> -Greg
>
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[email protected]

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