We are wanting to configure DNS on a windows 2003 server which for testing
will also be hosting an apache website.
I have the appropriate mappings configured on my firewall and can access the
site via IP from the outside world. I have installed the DNS service and

We are running SBS 2003.
Recently, our business has changed DSL providers and received a new set of
DNS numbers.  I set them in the DNS forwarding area of the server and
everyone should be able to go anywhere on the internet, but some sites won't

DNS novice here, who is trying to gain more insight.
I have 3 AD integrated wk23 DNS servers.
Replication appears to be working (they all have the same serial number),
but the modified date on the netlogon.dns file on all 3 servers is different.

I have a simple single domain AD environment, call it
'companya.abc.xyz.com'.
Originally I built the domain with a single DC that has all of the roles. I
had installed DNS on this server to support the AD environment. The DC

Good Day,
I am looking for some info on scavenging DNS records.  Here is my issue.  I
have setup a Sonicwall and pointed it at our internal DNS server so that
when a computer goes to a web site I can see who or what the computer is

This is a very simple question about DNS, but I just need some
verification.  If you're changing colocation facilities, are the
nameservers registered with the registry (the ones returned by a
'whois' query) for that domain name what the DNS system uses to decide

4 total DNS servers runnin on domain controllers
2 domain controllers are in site A
2 domain controllers are in site B
I want admins from site A to be able to manage only the DNS servers at site

I have a Jobs Board set up on www.jobamatic.com
that has a URL of http://usability.jobamatic.com/a/jbb/find-jobs . I
want to use my own domain name and jobamatic says that I can do that
so

Here's my situation (covers about 5 years):
1st - installed a Windows 2000 AD with DNS installed on W2K DC;
2nd - installed Windows 2003 DC with DNS - still mixed mode AD - AD
integrated ;

I have an issue where new clients, upon joining the domain, are not
registering in DNS.  Further, they do not register in DNS at any point
thereafter.
My environment consists of 2 separate AD forests/domains (domA.com and

Hello
I have two Windows 2003 DC on one of them i am continously getting this error
Event Type:    Error
Event Source:    MPSampleSubmission

We have a web application that is hosted on Apache HTTP server.
Now we decided to make the application more scalable so we'll replace
the single Apache server with a farm of 3 Apache Servers.
So now I need to load-balance the client requests between the  3

I am not using a hosted server (Windows 2003), but my own server with
a static IP. I would like to have a subdomain that maps to a
particular directory. Could you please advise on how this could be
done?

Windows 2000 Server Small Business Edition (DNS is AD Integrated and only
secure updates are allowed): Moved everything from one physical location to
the next, reinstalled OS on server (SBE 2000), joined clients to domain.
Clients show up in ADUC within the Computers container, ...

Here is the scenario:
2 domains, A and B - A has AD-Integ DNS, B does not - both are in different
forests across a WAN link - people in B need resolution for names in A -
intent is to keep the traffic on the WAN link to a minimal level