I REALLY need some help on this one:
I will try to condense this as much as I can.
2 DC's-
One running Windows 2000 Server w/SP4- Has been the DC for 3 years as

I have a user who is behind a proxy. When he attempts to access his web site
he receives a response that
[code=DNS_TIMEOUT]
A DNS lookup error occurred because the request timed out during the lookup.

Hi All,
I am getting following error in my DNS event log recrently and i believed
this has caused my entire active directory operation to do hairwired... I am
clueless about how to solved this error .. any help is very very much

Nice clean install of SBS-2003 has locked up, it gets stuck on "applying
computer settings"
I can boot into safe mode and have aquired the following error/warning logs
(from the normal boot time)

I have a very strange problem with our network. Currently we got two 2003
server running a AD, a AD-integrated DNS zone, dhcp service on server A.
The DHCP service on server A is configured to use server A as preferred DNS
server while server B is alternate DNS server. The DHCP ...

Background:  New SBS2003 std server, one nic, behind DLink DI-604 router.  
Static IP address of 192.168.0.125 defined for server on DLink router already
supporting old working NT4 server and workstations.  DLink router WAN IP
212.232.95.94, WAN DNS 154.11.138.59 and 154.11.128 ...

With DNS hosted on a Windows 2000 Advanced Server DC, can you somehow
manually edit the information on the SOA tab for a forward lookup zone?  Mine
are all grayed out and I need to change the refresh rate.  I really didn't
want to rebuild the zone.  Any ideas or am I forced to do ...

Can anyone help?
I have 1 AD Domain with 3 AD Sites, 2 have 1 DC in each and 1 have 2 DCs in.
The I.P's for the sites are
192.168.1.0 (2 Servers)

Duplicate names with same IP are present in DNS how to remove such identities
automatically

Can someone point me to a resource that explains how to set up split
DNS (different data for external and internal clients) on Windows 2003
Server?

Several months ago I had (with Microsofts help) set up DNS on our SBS 2003 to
host a domain so that we could access our e-mail from outside the office via
the internet by the command "https://domainname/exchange" This was working
just fine until 3 weeks ago when the router which ...

I'm trying to setup a DNS alias for disaster recovery preparations for our
printers and for some reason in 2003 R2 it won't work?  I've tried following
the below article with no luck:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;281308

Please check out this link:
http://oceanic.rrbiz.com/rr_oceanic/sec_unformatted.asp?TrackID=&CID=1426&DID=18
78&VID=242
a. What is DNS used for in these packages ?
b. What would be the difference between 1 and 2 DNS ?

I thought I had the differences and uses down for these 2 until I came
across the following in a practice test question. Its just the relevant
portion of the explanation:
"You should not configure a stub zone in this scenario because the DNS

I need to create a DNS primary zone (NOT active-directory integrated) that
will potentially hold up to 50,000 address records.  Will this be possible
using Windows 2003 DNS?
If not: