I need to configre my Win2k Stnd Server to Remove the Run menu from the
Start Menu. But editing this in gpedit.msc will applies to all user who
login to that server. Does this include adminstrator? And how can I
restrict this just for certain users or a group of users?

I am looking for a means to either make my root DNS a forwarder (the domain
is currently internal; e.g. not yet registered) or provide a means for
caching outbound queries from Sprint.  Also would appreciate a brief summary
of the dis/advantages of using an AD integrated DNS; with ...

i noticed the the reverse entrys for the client pc`s are double or more in
the dns.
The primary dns server is in the root domain. (e.g. domain.org)
The secondary zone is in a child domain where all client pc`s (and users

Where's the WARNINGS and flashing red lights about this ?  Had someone
troubleshooting a problem on a DC notice that the dhcp client service
was running and thought he read somewhere that it could be a problem.
He then proceded to manually stop the service on multiple DC's and

I have several zones that I have slaved to my windows DNS servers. I
would now like to make them responsible for the zones. If I convert them
to just Primary zones, no problems. But if i try to use AD intergrated I
 get, sorry can't remember the exact message, "the primary zone ...

Hi,,
I have a AD 2003 native forest (X.com) and a AD 2000 mixte forest (Y.com)  .
I want  that domain Y users access to the X  domain with an one way external
trust . Adresses are 'NAT' on Y network I must create a  DNS zone Y into X

We have two domains, our old and new.  We created the new one and
started the migration about 6 months ago.  All users are in the new
domain, as it was created [primarily] to handle our then new exchange
server.  (Migration from Lotus Notes.)  We have several servers on the

dear dns gurus
ich have a small w2k3 domain with one dc which acts as dns server. now i
will setup a second w2k3-dc server to have a minimal redundance. how should
i configure dns on the second dc to have a redundance dns ?

Here is my scenario:
Windows 2000 Server (DNS/AD Integrated)
I have a root domain (parent.domain) and I have 2 child domains
(child1.parent.domain and child2.parent.domain).  Currently I have 1 DNS zone

We are moving our email server from our current ip to a new external ip and
we have heard from other groups that we need to set up a reverse dns.
Please could anyone confirm this query and give some info on the setup
process.

On my 2000 DC, also the DNS server, the Event Viewer is empty.  No items,
even DNS server startup, etc..
I've checked the registry, DNS logging has not been disabled or restricted
via "Errorloglevel" \HKLM\system\currentcontrolset\services\dns\parameters.

I have managed to setup my 2003 .net server domain which works okay in the
office. However I try to access the server from say a Hotel room and I get
the following message :
DNS was successfully queried for the service location (SRV) resource record

We are having 2 Geographical Offices which are connected with IPSec over
the internet with each other. We are having Windows 2000 Environment. Our all
Windows Servers are also getting replicated with each other.Till last week i
am able to see the all computer list through ...

We are having serious problems connecting to our domain server with my
laptop. This is the situation. My laptop on windows xp pro normally connects
to the office lan without any problem. I have to put in my user name and
choose the office domain and hey presto I'm in and I see ...

I might be bringing this problem to the wrong forum, and if so please forgive
me, but it is DNS related.  I have a single domain controller that keeps
losing it's internet connection.  I've found that flushing the DNS cache
usually solves the problem so I created a batch file ...