If I was to solely use BIND9 for my Active Directory 2003
deployment, will I loose any functionality?
  I understand about DDNS, SRV and RR records, and thats' fine as far
as I can see, I just wondered if I'd actually loose some "proprietary -

Is there's a way I can add a backup dns on the following command?
'netsh interface ip set dns "Local Area Connection" static 192.168.5.6
primary'
I tried so many things, I can't get it.  Or it's not possible.  I can't use

In DNS, when I look at our subnet, then the reverse look folder. It will list
multiple accounts for one IP address. Kind of looks like it's not letting go
of that entry.  The forward pointers are all correct.
If I ping one of our computers with the name it does resolve it to the

I have a domain server running Win Srv 2K3 Std Ed and wks running Win XP Pro.
Last week my server started to log 5504 events in the DNS log. A look at the
event data reflects the myspace.com website. A check of the wks found the wks
that myspace.com was accessed from.

For some reason I can't get to my live IP addresses from inside my network,
but I can from outside.
For instance, from home I can type (changed for obvious reasons) 192.168.1.1
and have my company web page come up.

I¡¦m using Windows 2000 server with AD domain controller, and this
controller also had DNS and WINS service. And I¡¦m using Exchange 2000 on
another server.
Now I¡¦m going move my AD domain controller to another new computer, I move

I am having some serious problems with a DNS server on one of my DC.
I have 3 DCs running Windows 2003 server sp1. Each of them is a AD and DNS
server.
Recently on 1 of the DC, it started to report a lot of DNS error logs,

I'm having an internal routing issue. I'm not real familiar with SMTP
routing and it's interaction with DNS although I think I understand how
it should work.
I am using IIS 6 SMTP service. I have a MSSQL server that sends

I'm somewhat new to DNS issues and configuration,
Here's my environment:
I have a single domain with machines in 2 locations (REMOTE and LOCAL)
connected via a WAN(VPN).

Windows Server 2003 running DHCP, DNS & WINS which replicates with our
remote office working fine until last week. Now for some reason when you
attempt to ping any LAN client it returns the external IP of our company
website which is hosted on a completely seperate server in the ...

I am not massivly familair with the intricacys of DNS here is the problem.
Whichever Idiot originally set up our domain called it "ourcompanyname.co.uk"
we also have a website called "ourcompanyname.co.uk" which is hosted
externally...

Bit of a complicated one this, but I hope someone can make sense of this.
We used to have Windows 2000 domain (with 1 server) that ran DNS and Active
Directory. A SBS 2003 server was purchased and created, and the original
Windows 2000 Server became a member server. DNS was ...

Prepping for an upgrade from 4.0 to 2003 and am running into some issues in
our lab environment. Here's a brief look at the setup and what has occurred.
NT 4.0 Domain - mydomain
1 PDC

I have a server problem and I think it is DNS related.
I can resolve external addresses, but I cannot resolve any internal
computers on my network, I think this is a dns misconfiguration.
at one stage none of the network clients could see the DC as they could not

Can anyone tell me if there is a reason why ican connect to my ftp site  some
times and some times i can't, after i added a record on my ftp.mysite.com zone