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Windows Server Forum / Windows NT / DNS / August 2003W2k DNS almonst working on NT domain
Hi, All... We´re trying to work with a W2k DNS Server on our NT Domain, but it works only for internet, not for our intranet. We put our ISP DNS on Forwarders Tab, and our Intranet DNS on Root-Hints Tab. When I call NSLOOKUP, the message: *** Can´t find server name for address 53.197.41.12: non-existent domain *** Default servers are not available Default Server: Unknown Address: 53.197.41.12 The "Forward Lookup Zones" has the "abc-defg.com" information, is the internal domain of our machines. The "Reverse Lookup Zones" has the 3 default "nnn.in-addr-arpa" zones created. My big question is: can we have only one DNS server to resolve internal and external names?! I allready read a lot about this, and seems everything is ok. Off course it isn´t, and I just can´t find where is the issue... I appreciate any help... Best Regards... Eddiie Yes, one DNS server should suffice. You should change the DNS settings so that both the forwarders and the root hints point to your ISP DNS server. Additionally, ensure that all clients and servers (including the DNS server itself) are configured to use the local DNS server for name resolution. There should be nothing pointed directly at the ISP server. The nslookup error is not really an error and can be safely ignored. It just means nslookup cannot do a reverse lookup on 53.197.41.12 so maybe you don't have a reverse lookup zone for that subnet? > Hi, All... > [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > Best Regards... > Eddiie Hello, Simon... I did it, but without success. If the first Forwarders address is from the Internet (200.225.64.2), only internet is OK. If the Intranet DNS server (12.71.31.12) is the fisrt, then only intranet work fine... When I use Forwarders, it seems like ignoring the "root hints". Is that correct?! Thanks at all! Eddiie > Yes, one DNS server should suffice. You should change the DNS settings so > that both the forwarders and the root hints point to your ISP DNS server. [quoted text clipped - 34 lines] > > Best Regards... > > Eddiie |
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