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Active Directory, DNS, and ISP hosted domains04 Jul 2005 00:01 GMT4
Hello.  I'm having trouble with a new Windows 2000 Advanced Server
installation.  Everything is working great (internet, local logins, etc.)
except for one thing.
I setup the domain the same as the internet presence of the organization.  
DHCP and DNS suffix search order02 Jul 2005 20:37 GMT2
Is there an easy way to assign multiple dns suffixes for DHCP clients to
search through??
Possibly the most common DNS question02 Jul 2005 04:38 GMT3
I'm sorry for asking this, but how do you host the domain name used for the
domain?
For example, my domain is domain.com and I want to host that site. The
server 2003 book advised not to use a root name because of problems viewing
How to Reinstall DNS01 Jul 2005 14:04 GMT1
Guys,
I am having DC name rillet.com, it was previously configured with Active
Directory integrated DNS. sometimes back when i check there are no Entries
in DNS so i removed DNS server and reinstalled.. still i am not sure how to
event id 401601 Jul 2005 02:27 GMT1
HI all,
I am getting the same errors as above and wondered if they affect a
server in terms of it rebooting...
At the moment Im having all kinds of trouble with the server we use.
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