i`m setting up dns in an org that has 2 sites. i've got one DNS (DNS1) which
hosts the primary zones, one DNS (DNS2) in the same site that hosts secondary
zones that replicate perfectly from DNS1 and a 3rd DNS (DNS3) in the 2nd site
(ptp connetcion - other IP range) which also ...

This is the situation:
DNS-ADI-WINS1 = IP=200.1.1.1
DNS-ADI-WINS2 = IP=200.1.1.2
I have hundreds of Win2003 member servers configured static IP address,

We het this error in event viewer every day with red mark. on windows 2003
server.
Can some one please explain? Thank you so much in advance.
Time Provider NtpClient: An error occurred during DNS lookup of the manually

I have a pretty odd problem that has surfaced on one of my networks:
I am running Windows 2003 SBS with about 20 client workstations running XP
Pro.  When we start ANY of the client machines, they pause during the
"Applying computer settings..." screen - sometimes for several ...

I have a question about dns which is probably obvious but I can't seem to
find an answer.
I have a Windows Server 2003 domain controller with IIS and DNS. The website
can be accessed internally and externally from companyname.com.

Is there any good links that tells me how to set up a remote site? This site
is connected via a full T1 line. I have built the DC that will reside in that
site and installed DNS with the main office as a secondary zone. There will
be approximately 35 users and associated ...

I have registered www.emeraldcoast.com and I have setup ns1.emeraldcoast.com
to point to 216.107.102.80 ( my current webserver) and
ns2.emeraldcoastcomp.com to point to 70.216.83.23 (my new webserver).  My
current webserver is at 216.107.102.80 is fully functional and I am

We had a 2000 domain on one subnet with AD and DNS on the DC.
We just added a second domain using 2003 on another subnet again with AD and
DNS on the DC.
The two domains can not browse each other.  They can ping each other across

What are the benefits of setting up reverse lookup zones?
I have 2000 clients and 60 subnets.  Currently, DNS does not have any
reverse lookup zones.  Do I need them?

Hello.  I am having some dns issues, and I am hoping you guys can help
me out.  I have read through this group, and have found some similar
problems, but no solution.
My Domain info:

This is the error we get when a someone fills out a form on our
webserver and hits submit.
Windows 2000 server and NO exchange server. I have changed the dns but
still getting the error below AND the delivery errors.

Our DNS is on one of our 2003 domain controllers but I noticed is not AD
integrated.  It is a Primary.
I dont know if there was a reason.  An outside consultant set it up before I
was here.

I see quite a few 6525 errors in my DNS logs: "A zone transfer request for
the secondary zone _msdcs.xxx.xx was refused by the master DNS server(s)".
The 6525 errors always refer to the secondary _msdsc zone.  The _msdcs zone
is an Active Directory Integrated Zone in the root ...

I would like to restrict access for the group responsible for
administering DNS in a domain to only those functions related to DNS.
DNS is installed on the domain controller. Would assigning them to the
DNSadmin group do the trick or would they need more permissions than

New to DNS....
Win2003 Server (DC) has 3 domains -
   _msdcs.company.com
   domain.company.com       (new Win2003 ad domain)