I have a native windows 2000 domain test environment setup.  I have 2 dc's.
dc1 is currently the only DNS server running.  
DHCP is coming from a simple SOHO router connected directly to my ISP. (as I
mentioned this is only a test enviro).

I'm setting up a new Windows 2003 PDC box to  a new site and i note a
strange behavior this Windows has 2 Nics 1 for internal lan (192.168.6.254)
and other for public access (10.10.0.1).
The problem is that when i start nslookup my default server is on the 2 nic

I have a horrible problem.  It takes up to 13 minutes to login from my XP
machines (reinstalled the OS also) as a user. As an admin it normally takes
20-30 seconds. My 98SE machines take 10-15 seconds logged in as anybody.
After logging in on the XP machines it also takes a lot ...

I'm migrating my domain from Windows NT 4.0 to Windows 2003 Server Active
Directory. After the migration I have been experiensing some troubles with
the DNS servers that are still in NT 4.0 , they fall down all the time and I
have to start them again.

From some days I'm experiencing some delay while I explore the folder
contents on the server. What could be the cause?
Thanks
Andrea

I have two dns servers (one windows 2003 and one windows 2000) the windows
2003 is AD integrated and the other is not (secondary). I have added two host
records along with their PTR and all looks good in bother servers. (Two
different names with the same IP) I.e. The records show ...

I cannot access a certain site.  I can ping the site and get a reply.  I
cannot access it via the domain name nor the IP address.  What could be the
problem?
I also have strange activity when I traceroute myself.  the last 8 bounces

I am (ab)using my Win2K DNS service to run a DNS Blacklist.  I modify the
hostfile through a scripted process.  This has been running without incident
for over a year.
Today I receive this error about 3 minutes after an update is applied via

We have 2 remote sites and one w2k3 server as a domain controller at the main
site. both remote sites only have workstations (about 10 at each site). I
have joined the computers to the domain and this works fine. I have the
workstations at both remote sites pointing to the domain ...

Anyone know why I would have a Yellow exclamtion point on my DNS server?  It
is running ok, but I'm worried.
Window 2000
Nothing in event log.

 I have 3 W2k3 DC's configured as DNS for redundancy. Yesterday 2 o
3 of my member servers starting logging this error message, and i
continues to log this “11160” error message when I run “ipconfi
/registerdns” (note: all clients are Static IP), so I run “netdia

I'm trying to establish a trust relationship between two separate (private)
Windows 2003 native forests that could reach each other via the internet (no
wan). Ultimate goal is to have users from either domain access resources on
both domains.

Hello, my company has 1 DC-DNS server, 1 DC server (aux) and 1 Exchange 2003
Server.
Yesterday, my DC-DNS server has not respond, and dont boot. I transfer the
roles, but the exchange server report this errro: 8260 8250 8213 8026 2103

Que pasos tengo que seguir para instalar el servicio de DNS en un servidor de
Replica:
Ya que recomiendan que se debe tener un DNS integrado en active directory en
cada controlador de dominio, solo que no dicen como configurarlo.

When I boot ou every machine on my domain i must wait about 1 minute
before the pc ask me username and password.
What I have to check ?
Thank's in advance.