Looking for some help with an issues I'm having with rDNS under Win 2003
non AD.
I had to rebuild our primary DNS server and after recreating the entries
we are experiencing mail bounces from AOL, RR and a few others

Is there a way to monitor DNS lookups?
I have a DNS domain that is left over from a migration.  I've moved the
machines and records over to a new domain, but I need to determine if clients
are still doing lookups against the old domain.   Ideally, I'd like a log of

It's happens a lot within our environment (80 domain controllers) that
some DC's lose some of their SRV records. I know it can be solved very
easy by restarting the netlogon service, but I want to know the reason
of it to avoid this in the future.

I have an old 2000 server running DNS. The DNS tag for company.com has been
moved to point else where and all DNS records recreated on new servers,
however I still have clients using the old DNS server to access the internet
and some hosts in compay.com . My question is “What is ...

Thanks for reading.  I support a tcpip network.  We have W2K3 servers
serving DHCP/DNS/WINS requests.  Our scope was maxxed out so I created a new
superscope handing out additional addresses in a new subnet.  I added
192.168.4.xxx to our existing 192.168.3.xxx.  New clients are ...

Having trouble with dual smtp domain records; only the new host domain can
use email while existing host email is rejected from new domain; here are the
records listed in new domain: (BTW, running on NT4 server)
newdomain.com-

What do I need to do to make our parent company's domain available when they
visit our location?  I referring to the login screen where you hit
ctrl-alt-delete.  My first guess would be to add SRV records to DNS for
their domain, but maybe not so.

question about scavenging.
all our servers have statically assigned IP addresses, but register
them dynamically (there is a tick in the box 'register this
connections address in DNS') and so when the record is created in DNS

I have an existing domain. It has a Win2K server (Server1) running AD. I
prep'd it properly and added a Win2K3 server (Server2). All seems to be well
except DNS. The sysvol/scripts all sync etc. I have Server1 (192.168.55.4)
forwarding to the ISP for external resolution. It is ...

I'm having an issue getting mail to one domain.  I'm running exch 2003 on a
win2003 server which gets DNS from the PDC which is a win2003 server.  The
PDC gets the DNS from our ISP provider.  The ISP can send mail with no
problem to this domain but we can not.  I get the ...

when i do a lookup on dnsstuff.com it tells me that my mx record is
missing for ntisystems.com but when i use their ping utility i ping
mail.ntisystems.com and it resolves. i currently have 3 a records
(www.ntisystems.com

Today I was having difficulty connecting to a computer on the network with
Computer Management (Action | Connect to another computer).  It was very
slow.  I tried pinging by computer name and no replies.  I did an ipconfig on
the actual machine and its IP, and the one that ping ...

Hey guys,
 I did something dumb and have the following scenario.  I need to somehow
have a record in an AD integrated zone on a DNS server that basically tells
any requests to go to another server to find records for that zone.  Here's

I'm running Windows 2003 Server with DNS services on it. My setting for
DNS are as follows:
Scavenging Period 1 hour
No Refresh 4 days

I am running Exchange 2003 on Server 2003 and hosting my own DNS. I am having
trouble sending emails to certain domains... namely comcast.net, pacbell.net
and sbcglobal.net.
I was told I need to hard-code their IP addresses into my host record to