I'd like to know how to set up a W2K3 DHCP server to allow dynamic update an
Unix based DNS server?
Thanks.

How would I find out if our IP address in on any blacklist?
What do I do if it is on one?
Thanks,
Jasper

I created the SPF record for our email domains using the wizard on MS sender
id description pages.  I have no idea how or where to enter it in the dns
server and I could not find anything on the MS site.  Can somebody give me a
hand with a step-by-step description?  Thanks

I am a newbie in the DNS "area". I've gone through few books, but none of
them explains on how to separate a setup for public domain name from a setup
for internal domain name. Can both of them coexist on the same LAN, say one
with one server and few clients behind a NAT router?

I have a Windows 2000 Active Directory. I just added a Linux client. The
linux client is receiving DHCP from my domain controller. I've added an entry
for my linux client in Windows 2000 DNS so now all my Windows machines can
ping the linux machine by its hostname.

We're running Windows 2000 Active Directory here and I just installed a SUSE
10.0 workstation. The networking details of the Linux machine are as follows:
IP Address: 192.168.1.159
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0

we have had the strangest occurrence for the past two weeks on our dns
server.  users called and reported issues w/ receiving emails , accessing
calendars and upon investigating the matter further, we found out that A
record does not exist for that particular exchange server on ...

I have the following setup in my lab:
2x Windows 2000 Std Servers running on HP harware
Both systems are domain controllers using standard defaults in DCPromo and
installing DNS during initial DCPromo. No changes are made to the system

I have a AD with a mix of Windows 2000 and Windows 2003 DC's.
I currently have 2 Window 2000 DNS servers running as primary and
secondary.
- Do i risk anything if i change the zones to AD integrated zones ?.

First of all, thanks for viewing this problem.
I am having a Windows 2000 Advance Server OS installed and working
fine. The DNS was configured by some engineer but not properly.
Hostname: ANDHERI

I would like to use a box in our DMZ running 2003 DNS server as a hidden
master for some domains we have registered.
Let's call is ns.master.com
I know to only have the publicly accessible DNS servers listed at the

I wondered if anybody could give me any feedback on this problem.
I have a Windows 2000 Server (SP4), which is the sole Active Directory
controller on a network with about 8 client PCs.
It is configured with 4 DNS Servers (supplied by the ISP) as forwarders.

We have a small office of about 17 people or so. The internal domain and dns
are setup as domain.net (for example).
They have a 3rd party web publisher that hosts there website as the same
domain.net.

We have a Active Directory with mixed Windows 2000 and Windows 2003
DC's. Currently we have 2 Windows 2000 DNS servers. Where one is running
as primary and the other as secondary. Would it have any impact on the
secondary DNS server if we upgrade (or reinstall) it to Windows 2003 ?.

We recently renamed a domain controller running Windows 2003 in native
mode (I cannot find a "Windows2003.dns" group so if there is a more
appropriate place to post this please let me know).  After the rename I
am getting the following event in the DNS Server event log: