Dynamic parameters

[Gervase Markham]

Jochen Wiedmann wrote:
> On 5/11/07, Paul <pdemarco at zoominternet.net> wrote:
> 
>> My suggestion is to use the same dns name.  Or create an alias that is
>> the name you want to use for both.  Then each can resolve to a different
>> IP address depending on which side you're on and you keep your sanity.
> 
> You can assign two IP addresses to one host name. But then, you cannot
> control, which IP address the client will choose. No, I can't see that
> DNS is the solution.

I think he is suggesting that you assign different IP addresses to the 
same hostname, but one in the DNS server for corporate network A and the 
other in the DNS server for corporate network B.

Unless you are saying that the two networks, despite being entirely 
unconnected, share the same DNS servers?

Gerv