Just took over admin of a DNS server that is not saving dns changes after
reboot.
I add an A record and it looks fine. After a reboot the DNS reverts to the
setup prior to the reboot.

i am sandeep kumar.
And i am system administrator in Mnc company.
There is new Departement comes.For that we has comleted networking on there
For sometime network was doing proper work.but last some month one problem

We have a small network, 15 users, behind a firewall, using Windows
Server 2000, Terminal Server 2000. The users complain that the
internet is too slow. We recently upgraded from DSL to a T1
connection. They thought we’d be faster. I phoned into Covad. They

We have a small network, 15 users, behind a firewall, using Windows
Server 2000, Terminal Server 2000. The users complain that the
internet is too slow. We recently upgraded from DSL to a T1
connection. They thought we’d be faster. I phoned in Covad. They

I own, and manage, a small company. I am able to maintain a stable
network without the experience of a System Administrator. When extreme
difficulties develop I have an independent support company that
remotely administers, and if it is a crisis, they send over to our

where i can FInd  DNS Web control Panel for Microsoft DNS?
Cekke was HERE!
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http://www.myspace.com/andry79fi

OK, I should know this, but i'm drawing a blank.
I have a small environment where all clients receive IP's via DHCP.   DHCP
leases are 2 hours. I also have DHCP configured to "Always dynamically
update DNS A and PTR records", "Discard A and PTR records when lease is

Using NETDIAG I found 3 errors on my Windows 2000 Domain Controller:
The first:
Netcard queries test . . . . . . . : Passed
   [WARNING] The net card 'RAS Async Adapter' may not be working