How to use relative DNS name?

Question

Domain Name System

There are several local networks, each local network has its own server (say, a web server) and a DNS server (domain controller). 1 Domain, DNS integrated into AD.
Is it possible to use DNS to make a client, being on network "1", request the name Website.domain.local and the DNS server returns 192.168.1.100 to it, and if the same client is located on network 2, then the DNS server returns his address is 192.168.2.100?

Answer 1

Yes, make 2 dns servers - one for each network

Answer 2

On Windows, this can be done starting with WS2016. On Linux, bind has been able to do this for a long time. Google dns split horizon

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Yes, Microsoft DNS can do this out of the box.
You need to create two identical DNS records with different ip and enable the Netmask Ordering option on the DNS server or servers