I have our primary DNS (W2K DC) which I need to move to our new DC. I have a
secondary DNS as well (another W2K DC).
Any documentation on such a transfer would be appreciated.

We are using Server2003, SP1 with MS DNS.  I am trying to figure out how to
add al our HP printers that have static IP address.  Is there a way to have
the printers do a dynamic update to DNS or ??  How do I get the printers
into DNS so that I can manage them by name, not IP ...

   I am having a very hard time ttrying to figure out what is causing my
problem and I am hoping some of you may be able to help me.
I have a domain setup up on a Windows 2000 Server machine. The domain name
is GDSERVER.COM.  When I try and ping 1 of the 25 computers on the ...

I'm trying to dcpromo the first win2k dc out and
have added a new win2k3 dc to replace it with,
so I have win2k.domain.org and win2k3.domain.org.
I transfered six roles to a new win2k3 dc,

We are using a device called Allworx for our VoIP and an Exchange
Server 2003 for our email. The Allworx has a feature that allows me to
forward my voice mail to my Outlook Inbox, creating what they call
"unified messaging". My problem is this: I cannot send any messages

I have a W2K DC which is also DNS. In DNS it says it is a 'root server' and
so does not allow forwarding.
How do I set up DC DNS so that it is still primary DNS for clients, but they
can still resolve outside domain names from other DNS? (When I simply add

I have a question about windows 2003 and windows 2000 server.
I have a windows 2000 server, it is AD and exchange server, now I want to
replace this server with a new server, I did install windows 2003 server with
SP 1 and Exchange on a new server and I made this server a Domain ...

Dear Madam / Sir,
We are currently using a Windows 2000 SBS server, could anyone tell me
whether it is possible to host 2 to 3 real domain names? If so, where I need
to go for setup?

Morning.
This company has a website and does not have port 80 open on the firewall
and they refuse to open it, is there a way to map there URL in DNS from
www.domain.com to www.domain.com:8080.

recently I Added a win2k3 dc to my win2k dc in order
to dcpromo the win2k dc out.
I tranferred all the roles to the win2k3 dc.
now when I look in dns,

Where do I start.  I have no idea when it comes to DNS.  We us a 3rd party
system to manage our DNS, the system point to your router on the internet and
the router passes it to our server.  so for the conversation the dns is
mybiz.com the server on our side of the firewall is ...

I would describe myself as a DNS novice at best and my requirement is this:
 We have a central office with several Windows Server 2003 DC's, and 2 AD  
integrated DNS servers - we have no DNS problems.
 Our firm also has several small remote offices linked by VPN to the  

We have a remote site, which is setup on network that will not be
connected to the company wan. They have a sattelite broadband connection
that connects back to the joint venture company office and also out to
the internet, a split tunnel. The clients use cisco vpn software to

1. As microsoft Winlogon process allow the user to log on to their
workstation or
to the domain.
2.Thus I need to find the name of domian controller.Can you tell me the

I have W2k domain with 2 DCs.  DC1 was the first DC and holds all the FSMO
roles.  Both DCs use AD integrated DNS.  DC2 is also an Exchange 2003 server.
DC1 points its DNS to itself only (Preferred) no Alternate dns configured.
Question is where should I point the DNS on the DC2 / ...