I'm not sure if I'm in the right section.  Our IT guy is outsourced and not
readily available so I am in desperate need of help.
Got a nasty infection and I need to get my computer in Safe Mode.  The last
time I was told to go to START and RUN and then run a program that would let ...

I mentioned some of the problems in my previous post. But these are
questions I have been looking for an answer for a while.
To change dns easier, I modify dns file directly. But after I do it, the
change can not updated to secondary DNS. Strange thing is when I modify the

My secondary DNS is a mess. I modify the primary dns file directly, but my
secondary dns doesn't update. After I modified primary dns file, I updated
its SOA too, not sure why the transfer doesn't work.
So what I can do now is delete the secondary zone and create again. I am not

we had a conversation a few days ago about my dns servers, and we came to
the conclusion that it probably had something to do with my isa server, i
have spent sometime looking at that, and everything seems to be ok?
is it possible that there is something wrong with the forwarders ...

I issued the command "ipconfig /displaydns" from a command prompt
and saw many records. I then issued "ipconfig /flushdns" followed
by "ipconfig /displaydns". I saw even more records, including
doubleclick.net.

I'm not sure how to easily explain what I'm trying to do, so this
might be a bit convoluted...
Is there a way to configure somewhat of a "partial" zone where I would
set up a few A records, but all others would be referred to another

My primary goal is to install CRM and integrate with our application
currently in development - to do this I need AD (no experience) and a
DC (little experience) set correctly before I go any further. The DC is
a Win2k Advanced Server box freshly built and dedicate to DNS as the

I have searched all over the web for some clues on this one but I am
getting nowhere.  Here is my problem:
I have an AD integrated DNS zone which permits secure dynamic updates
only.  Our clients use DHCP but register their own A and PTR records.

We have a W2k network here upgraded some time ago from NT4
There are x2 DC's, one of which is the internal network DNS server.  Only
running fwd lookup zones.
I noticed on one of our member servers that there was a dnsapi entry in the

I have a problem with not being able to reach Yahoo.com, MSN.com, and other
sites on my 2003 SB Server and several workstations.  On the server
particularly, it forwards to AnswerFerret.com.  On the others, it attempts to
go to www.yahoo.com.net, then goes to the standard IE ...

due to many many bizzare reasons we access a host who's TTL is bizarly low,
so the cached record stays on our DNS for seconds, then if theres any
timeout etc where our DNS cant look it up, we cannot resolve the host, is
there any way of getting our DNS box's to ignore the records ...

I have a problem with nslookup query; I have a Windows 2000 server that is
DC, when I run nslookup I see this Error:
Can not find name server for address xx.xx.xx.xx(this is the ip of server)
Non-existent domain.

i have a win2k3 domain, active dir integ dns (on 2 dns servers) all behind
isa 2000 server. dcdiag says everything is great , lol fantastic even. on all
3 dc's. reverse lookups fail everytime when i use the internal dns, if i use
the server = (external dns server ip address) i ...

I have a DNS server with 1 primary zone (ZA).
In this zone, I have create 2 domains (DA and DB) with, in each domain, 2
aliases (S1 et S2).
I have enable the zone transfers.

Is it possible to use dhcp and dns (running on a windows 2000 server) to hand
out an ip address and a host name?  I am told this is called dynamic dns.  I
have some boxies that will install and OS at bootup and then I need the boxes
to assign a host name as well as an IP address ...