In our Forward Lookup Zones, I have the following entries...
   OUR-Domain - only has the SOA and two NS records
   our-domain.local - has the SOA, two NS and all the host records
   OUR-HQ - only has the SOA and two NS records

Hello, I have a client that is having issues browsing. Randomly when browsing
to websites they will get redirected to the Sedo site which appears to be a
third party domain hoster. They have two dns servers on their network and the
DNS forwarders are pointing to the servers at an ...

I have two sites. one in Melbourne (about 60 users) and one in Perth (about
10 users). Site Melbourne has two DCs. Site Perth has one DC.
However I have discovered that some Melbourne PCs are using the DC in Perth
to logon and some PCs in Perth are using the Melbourne DC to logon ...

Hello all... i recently setup windows server 2008 standard. All seems to
have gone ok (except network card issues, HPdl180 g5) I setup DNS server as
per the normal recommended way. Now my weird issue is i cannot seem to
pin/resolve the fully qualified name of any host, only the ...

After I completed most of the steps and after rebooting the control station
twice, I issued the command
rendom /end
And, I got the following error message

I am not sure if this is the right place to post this question, but I am
giving it a try.
I have a Windows 2003 domain. All XP machines are able to join to the
domain using either the netbios or the FQDN name for the AD, however,

We have two DNS servers.  On server 1, the SOA Primary server is set to
itself in the Forward Lookup Zones.  On server 2, it is set for itself.  Is
this correct or "best practice"?

I am looking for a bit of advice please. We have 2 Windows Server 2003
domain controllers in the one AD site. Both are also acting as a DNS
server.
Should the primary DNS server for each DC be itself or the other DC?

Is there a way to setup dns printing instead of using pure ip printing? What
are the pros and cons for this type of setup. One of the requirements are
dhcp cannot be used. thanks in advance

The users in one of our remote site cannot logon to any https:// sites on the
internet - it just times out on them but weird is they can logon to the OWA
site.
They have Windows 2003 DC/GC there ...if I by pass the entire network using

My friend had a home network at home connected to an AT&T DSL modem. He is
trying to setup a windows DNS server by doing a DC promo. After he setup as a
DNS server, he was not able to connect to the internet. For the IP info, he
had assigned it a static IP (192.168.1...) and put ...

I have been given the task to get KMS installed on our 2003SP2 DC. I
downloaded the files necessary, installed and updated, however, slmgr -dlv
tell me that "Product Key Not Found".
Output below:

I have three DNS servers integrated within an active directory
infrastructure. When I select the secondary servers inside the DNS
management console I receive an information telling me that "the DNS
server has not been configured". Is this normal ?

I am querying DNS records in a zone, but would like to filter on A records
only. Is there a way I can determaine this based on the AD attribtes of a
resource record? I can't seem to determaine what value holds this
information. I suspect dnsrecord but I'm nor sure what part ...

We are replacing a Domain Controller that was also a DNS server.  We
created a new DC and that worked fine and we thought the DNS settings
would transfer easily, but when we started to add DNS to the new DC,
we got a wizard asking us to set up DNS again from scratch.