I have 3 Windows 2003 DNS servers running standard primary and secondary in
a Windows NT 4 domain.  We're going to migrate to AD (new domain) and leave
the NT4 domain behind for decomm.  
What's the best way to get the zones from the primary DNS server in the NT4

I know this may a little off subject, but I didn't know where to put
it.  I just started for a company, and we have some DNS issues for our
main website.  The company purchased a SSL certificate under the wrong
name, so now when we view our mail access page

I have a Windows 2K3 Server running AD, DNS, and WINS which replaced Windows
2000 Server.  I ran DCPROMO to remove AD, disabled DNS and WINS on Windows
2000 Server.  My external DNS is hosted by my ISP.  
When running NSLOOKUP I receive the following:

We are getting cable modem connection for our business. Existing T1 will
still handle all email, vpn and web traffic for our internal web server.
Cable connection will offload some of our internal users traffic. It will
have dynamic ip, going through a router with NAT to ISA2004 ...

I red more than one books about how to set up a server.
Now I would like to do this on my own and I am confused about the
million cases.
In my books the examples are about lots of different things which

2003 standard servers all have SP1.  One server gives me the warning below at
intervals:
The system failed to register host (A) resource records (RRs) for network
adapter