>I am trying to get my NT DNS working properly so I can
>migrate to WS2K3. One problem I can't seem to get beyond
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>individual client workstations going to the external
>nameserver for resolution?
No. DNS only can resolve names fro domains it is authoritative for
(or knows about). If the domain has no records on the DNS server, it
can't resolve for that domain.
That's why you configure DNS forwarders on your internal systems
(which you apparently have not), so all unresolved queries get
forwarded to the next DNS in line.
Jeff
> I am trying to get my NT DNS working properly so I can
> migrate to WS2K3. One problem I can't seem to get beyond
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
> individual client workstations going to the external
> nameserver for resolution?
IN the DNS management console, click on the properties of the DNS server. On
the Forwarders tab configure your ISP's DNS as forwarders.

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Daniel Tan - 17 Aug 2004 04:07 GMT
Kevin
I create a new zone for my domain but it can't resolve it.
Previously it was ok until yesterday. Only this site others are ok.
Pls advise
Regards
Daniel
> In news:16f701c46f4d$48861c10$a401280a@phx.gbl,
> PaulW <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> posted a question
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> IN the DNS management console, click on the properties of the DNS server. On
> the Forwarders tab configure your ISP's DNS as forwarders.
Kevin D. Goodknecht Sr. [MVP] - 17 Aug 2004 16:04 GMT
> Kevin
> I create a new zone for my domain but it can't resolve
> it.
> Previously it was ok until yesterday. Only this site
> others are ok.
> Pls advise
Could you clarify the "it can't resolve it" part?
Are you using nslookup? Might I suggest you download and use Netdig from
www.mvptools.com to check your DNS resolution, it doesn't append suffixes
from the system resolver like nslookup does, and it doesn't perform a
reverse lookup on the DNS IP every time you make a query with it. It only
requires you have .NET framework installed if you run netdig from a local
disk. If Netdig is run from a network drive you have to adjust the trust on
the Netdig.exe and netdig.com files using the adjust trust wizard in .NET
framework.

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