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Delegate subzone authority

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Dave Clark - 15 Jul 2003 13:15 GMT
I need to create a subzone (i.e. 123.abc.com) and then
give authority to that new subzone so they can control it
on their DNS server.  How do I do that in NT?  Not a DNS
guy by any stretch of the imagination.
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Thor Kottelin - 15 Jul 2003 22:42 GMT
> I need to create a subzone (i.e. 123.abc.com) and then
> give authority to that new subzone so they can control it
> on their DNS server.  How do I do that in NT?  Not a DNS
> guy by any stretch of the imagination.

123.abc.com.        NS    their-dns-server.example.com.

their-dns-server.example.com needs an A record.

Thor

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