Here's my predicament. Out main site is working with a Windows 2008 SBS by
usin IIS to www.mydomain.com no problem. we created a 'subdomain' (ie.
http://crm.mydomain.com) and need to have it set to redirect to one of our
internal server running IIS 6 (Windows 2003 Server that ...

I think this is DNS issue but cannot figured out what and how to correct
this, we built new DC for new remote site, sites are connected site-to-site
vpn all routing is working ports are open between sites. New DC was built
with temp IP from HQ range location once moved to remote ...

We have a W2K3 domain with 2 active dc's and a number of zones.  The zone in
which our proxy servers reside was changed last week to a AD integrated zone.
When it was changed the zone transfers option was de-selected and as a
result neither the other dc or either of our 2 proxy ...

DNS 4005 error appears in my domain controller today
"The DNS server received indication that zone xxx.com was deleted from the
Active Directory.  Since this zone was an Active Directory integrated zone,
it has been deleted from the DNS server."

I'm hoping that someone knows a slick way of getting this info that they can
share with me.
We have Microsoft DNS running on many domain controllers and member servers
in our orgaization.  Since we lease all of our servers things get a bit

I'm currently planning to perform DNS scavenging on one of our primary
forward lookup zones (AD integrated). We have 3 Win2003 Domain Controllers
all running DNS in our environment.
Before proceeding, however, I have a few items that need some clarification

I have a Windows 2008 Server Active Directory with DNS service running on
it. Last month, when i was migrating servers to another site with different
IP Address, i inserted the new IP Address as a Secondary IP Address to the
servers. When i do a "ipconfig /registerdns" the ...

All of a sudden my server and all clients stopped being able to acces
the internet.  I was able to use the dns of the ISP and get the client
connected to the internet, but not the server, and I also don't want t
keep this configuration.  I am just using it now until I can correct th

I am wondering whether it is possible to set up an AD integrated DNS
zone so that at one site the record points to a local IP address in
the same site, whereas in the other site it points somewhere else?  I
firstly looked into domain partitions, but I am not sure whether this

I've noticed over the years that my Forward and Reverse Loopup zones carry a
lot of old info.  Many situations where the same IP shows up next to many
hosts, and vice versa.
My question is, can anyone explain the negative effects this would have?

Hi,
Where am i suppose to point the revers dns to?
Domain.local or domain.com?
The error i get from mail msg's that fail:

This might be a dumb question so please bear with me!
Just started at a new company and need to get my head round reverse DNS for
Exchange.  Currently it is not setup and many emails fail.
The company hosts it's own DNS servers for the domain.  The domain (the

I am having any issue with reverse lookup zone, i am seeing lot of duplicate
IP address for different machines and duplicate names as well with different
IP address, so what setting i have to change to get rid of this ??
Currently there is a Windows 2003 DC on which i am ...

My Windows Vista machine belongs to an enterprise  domain and hosts a VMware
Windows XP machine client.
Sharing in both directions doesn't work.
For instance, the XP virtual machine is indicated in the network nodes but

Dear
After migration of AD from windows server 2000 to AD DS with DNS on win2008
Ent Server , my DNS server is not allowing to add any forwarders as when I
take properties of DNS and goes to Forwarders tab where the edit button is