I have configured a win2k3 server to use it's own DNS to reach the Inet.  I
have created a primary zone and reverse primary zone for this server.   I am
able to telnet to port 53 of the Root Servers with no problem.
Any suggestions would be great.

I have two DC, one in root domain A, and the other in child domain B.  Both
DNS are using Active Directory Integrated for entire forest and zone transfer
has been enabled.  Forwarder in child domain B has been set to DNS in root
domain A.  Both DC are global catalog servers.  When I ...

Can someone explain to me the mechanism involved whereby AD registers the
bare domain name? For example, I have a domain junk.local which is used on my
internal network. If I issue a PING to junk.local the reply comes back from
one of the domain controllers but not necessarily ...

I have a small network which is set up with the same domain name as our
external one (mycompany.net).  We have a website (www.mycompany.net) and
email (pop3.mycompany.net and smtp.mycompany.net) hosted by a service
provider.  How do I configure DNS server to resolve these?

We currently have with BIND DNS servers that are the authorative for our main
zone tom.com. The bind servers hand off the AD zones _msdcs.tom.com
_tcp.tom.com etc. Everything functions fine, our upgrade went without
trouble.

We have a Non-MS DNS implementation. We supposedly have DDNS enabled &
functioning, however I've discovered things which I am not sure have an
effect. Suppose we do the following query, with it's associated output:

I'm sure that this must be easy, but how do I override a public DNS
entry in my DNS server?
E.g., I have a DNS server in that not authoratitive for
somepublicdomain.com, but which my clients use to resolve such things

I have 2 DNS Server.  Both have 2 network cards.  The first network Card on
both server are on my 10.200.xxx.xxx network.   The other is on my
172.16.xxx.xxx network.  I use the second one for running the backups over.  
The 10.200.xxx.xxx network is our production network.   ...

We have 2 win2k3 servers with sp1 behind a pix firewall.
We put the ipadresses of our ISP in our forwarding list.
Now we can't resolve adresses.
I looked at technet and i have seen this article:

Hi!;
I'm using Windows 2000 Server and now facing internet browsing problem. I
noticed this caused by DNS client service problem. Once I enable the DNS
client service on server. Even I can log on to ISP however the web browse can

I curerntly have the problem that external DNS resolution stops working when
secure cache against pollution is set.
Background:
Windows 2003 Server, Domain Controller with DNS installed.

I have a SBS 2003 installed, I checked the DNS entries which is AD
integrated. The DNS forward zone does not show all the directories IE: GC, DC
Etc. I have uninstalled and reinstalled DNS but the same occurs. I have also
performed ipconfig -flushdns and ipconfig -registerdns. ...

I have server 2003 deployed in a single domain with dhcp and DNS running on
one DC.  Although dhcp is set to update all clients, request or not, , there
is no indication in the dhcp logs that it tried.
Netdiag is reporting failure to find the FQDN for the DC DNS via tcp/ip, but

I installed a secondary dns server on my network.
I got 2 questions about the forwarders on the secondary dns..Do i need to
fill in forwarders? And wich one , the adress of the primary dns server or
our isp dnsserver ?

Hi, I have 3 AD boxed SERVER01, SERVER02, and SERVER09  server1 and 2
are on the same LAN and Server 9 is in Dallas connected through a VPN to
the mail office where server1 and 2 are...Server 1 and 2 are on the same
Subnet  of 192.168.0.x  and Server 9 is on Subnet 192.168.4.X...   ...