Dear,
I have DNS sever in my domain it resolves the local address and names but
does not resolve the internet addressess.
Nslookup result :-

I hope this is the correct catigory for this problem.  Here goes.
I have a client with a 2003 (SBS?) server with a single NIC. Everything is
static ip. The server is 192.168.2.104. The little linksys dsl router is
192.168.2.1 They only have 5 xp workstations and all have been ...

I have enabled ageing and scavenging on one of our servers.  I set the
forward and reverse zones to scavenge with 15 days no refresh and 15 days
refresh.  I set the server to scavenge with 15 days no refresh and 15 days
refresh.  I checked the box on the server properties ...

I have two domains and am having trouble pinging a server on the other domain
I can ping the domain "admin.local" i can ping the server
"server1.admin.local" but i cannot ping "server1" unless i do so from a
client.

I've browsed through some of the other threads here searching off of VPN and
I've found some useful info but nothing that I can see directly addresses my
problem.
I have a four office locations connected via VPN. At first, I had my two

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I have just installed a new SBS2003 Server and configured the internet using
the CEICW Wizard. The Fileserver has access to the Internet, but the
workstations do not. I did an IPCONFIG on the workstations and the DNS is
coming up incorrect.

I just discovered that I have a DNS name resolution issue on my
network.  When using remote desktop, I cannot connect via the remote
client’s computer name, I can only connect via IP address.  Which lead
me to believe that it’s a DNS name resolution issue, the problem is

We have 3 DNS servers and have 1 set to scavenge on a regular default
basis (12 hours I believe).  The issue is that for some strange reason
after scavenging has completed it gets rid of 2 records that are for
two different production servers.  After about 10-15 minutes they

I have a question about the DHCP and the DNS server:
Assume a company running their own DNS on a windows 2003 server.
The Website, e-mail, terminal server and application server are all working
correctly.

I suppose this isn't a windows DNS question, but is anywhere of a 'general'
DNS server a person can use for resolution vs. using their local ISP?  I
don't want something like noip.com or dyndns.com to host a domain.

I posted this on the Server.general newsgroups but not heard anything back.
Probably isn't the right newsgroup really. Thought i would try here to see
if anyone can help;
We have an issue whereby we want external clients to register there VPN IP

On 13 of our servers we get this error message randomly... we host DNS
internally and are on a AD Domain... anyidea how to fix this? I tried some
stuff in the past others suggested on the web but they just come right back
Event Type: Warning

Okay , let's see if I can explain this correctly...
We have a DHCP server that sends out the DNS address to every computer that
logs onto the network.  Now, because of the way our Main IT dept wants things
set up, the domain I have will have to be in a separate forest from

I running Windows 2003 Active Directly/DNS in the office with the following
zones:
zone: companyname.local (for the local domain)
zone: citrix.companyname.com (server is hosted locally)