Up until recently, we were able to access out web site internally but now we
are not and I think its a DNS problem but I may be wrong!
Our domain name is sample.com.au and our web address is www.sample.com.au 
which from outside of the network we can access fine.

We have a Windows 2003 child domain using DNS servers in the root domain.  I
need to introduce DNS servers in the child domain and revert the child domain
to use its own DNS servers.  DNS is already AD integrated and replicated
forest wide.

Hi, friends,
I am following the "MS IIS 6.0 Deployment Guide" to deploy my asp.net
application. However, I got completely lost in the session "Enabling Client
Access IIS 6.0". It says:

My primary domain name is "heavenlyvision.org" and whenever a try to access a
website called "heavenlyvision.org" as long as I am within my network I
cannot access it.  However out of the heavenlyvision.org networks I can go to
that website with no issue.

When I restart the server, with Windows 2003 Server, four errors appears in
event log: the first is 4015, and the others 4004. Only five of ten computers
can login, the others can't find the domain. I already try "Clear cache",
"restart service", and I also restart the server. ...

Recently reconfigured my dns server on win 2003 coz of problems but im not
convinced my roaming profiles are raoming correctly and changes made are not
being replicated when i log off then loggin to another machine (sometimes).
Also Login is so so slow, i have a linksys router ...

I have looked at my Windows2K dns server and notices that there seems to be
duplicates. Different PC's are sharing the same IP address. Is this ok, or
is there something I should do ?
for example:

Hi.. i have a windows 2000 AS with sp 4 and exchange 2000. the server works
as my domain controller and mail exchanger. due to the netwrok traffic i
added a new network card with an IP address in the same network as the old
one. now i have two network card in the same network ...

I'm looking for some advice on the pros/cons of turning on the option within
the DHCP Server that says "Always Dynamically Update A & PTR Records".
We run a Windows 2003 AD network with a DC running DHCP and DNS. On the
workstation we have Windows XP Professional.

I have 3 domains A, B and C. Domain A is the root (Parent) DNS is setup on
two DC's then I have domain B with DNS setup with Active Directory Integrated
Forest and Domain C is setup Active Directory Integrated Domain. Users in
domain A and B can not resolve anything in Domain C. ...

Dear All,
My name is mohammed , i am from egypt.
I need to have special Software design. or special Network Management
software.

The Setup:
1 Domain and 4 domain controllers that are all GCs and DNS servers.
I have 7 sites and several subnets, no slow bandwith sites.
All W2K3 Servers and XP Clients.

I have 3 AD DCs, each acting as a DNS server with all local (i.e. internal)
zones stored in AD.  All the DCs are running Windows Server 2003 with no SP.
I use root hints rather than forwarders for external zones.  I do have one
forwarder set for an inside test zone, but it is ...

Alright,
I must have missed something.
I have 2 web server on 2 separate server hosting are Intranet.  My intranet
address is : http://intranet

I am in the midst of trying to connect two locations via vpn.  We are using
WatchGuard X700 Core and X15 Edge for the vpn and these two appliances act as
gateways to internet at their respective locations, and that part of the
equation seems to be working.  I have created an ...