I have created a Secondary DNS server to get records from the Primary.  This
is simple enough.  So my question is can I add a DNS entry to my Secondary
DNS server?
Thanks

At work I have two Windows NT 4.0 Server with two
different domain names. My desktop is networked to one
Windows NT 4.0 Service with a domain name.  How can I
network my desktop to the other windows NT 4.0 server

Been fighting this for a long time.
Here is what I have found so far.
if a domain name NS server is in the CACHE then it will find the host.
if a Domain name is in a DNS server that is not in the  Cache  then until

Trying to setup CNAME for all of our servers due to the
names being "generated" to actual names people could
remember.  But when doing a ping against the CNAME, comes
back with Bad ip address.  When using the fully qualified

There is no more available space on the disk. This message
refers to the
file-
C:\WINNT\PROFILES\ADMINSTRATOR\APPLICATION DATA\_TEMP_.G7s.

I have not been able to get emails through to several
different AT&T customers for months.  I get bouncebacks
stating that the delivery failed "due to a communications
failure"  AT&T assures me they are not blocking us, the

We will be installing Windows 2003 and Active directory as
a new domain.  However, our existing NT domain uses the
underscore character which is NOT allowed in AD.  I think
it's because AD is tied so closely to DNS and it's not

We are getting ready to implement Windows 2003 Active
Directory.  We currently have a Window NT 4.0 domain.  We
would like to keep the NT domain intact and build a
parallel AD forest.  We will migrate users & computers

Have a quick question. In order to have a failover plan should we loose our
main T1, we have a second line that we would like to utilize as a "hotspare"
so to speak. The big issue of course would be DNS changes for WEB and MAIL
services should our primary line go down and we swapped ...

Hi, network gurus,
I have a laptop running Windows 2000 professional and when
I work in office, I connect to a domain running Windows NT
4 in our company LAN. While I was working offsite, I used

I have a Windows XP Pro notebook PC that was working fine, then all of a
sudden it couldn't log in to our domain.  I tried unjoining it from the
domain and then re-joining it, but that now fails with the following error:
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Every so often I have computers that run Win2k Pro and it
will all of a sudden stop finding the DNS server which is
on the NT 4.0 platform. If I do an ipconfig /flushdns or
release and renew my ip address it will start working

Is there a way to configure the DNS server service in Windows 2000
from the command line?  .. perhaps a command line alternative to the
DNS server utility GUI?
Please advise.

Is there a "public" DNS server that I can specify in NSLOOKUP to
lookup A and MX record values?
I am writing a program that will look up a given email addresses' mail
server name so that my customers (who have no concept of what an SMTP

Hello,
I am able ping ping between a NT workstation and XP Pro
laptop. The WinNT workstation can access shared drives
and folders normally - no errors.