I've two local DNS servers. I've noticed though that DNS lookups are
taking quite a long time (800ms +).  The server isn't a particularly
busy server. Both are DCs. Both are configured to forward to our ISPs
DNS servers. Both are Server 2003 Standard.

I have a domain with 2 windows 2000 DC, running in Windows 2000 native mode.
I recently ran forest prep and domain prep from CD2 of Windows 2k3 R2
I then created a new w2k3 server, installed all updates and DNS.
I ran dcpromo on it without error

I have a SBS 2003 Server with the DNS server set to use root hints and no
forwarders. The SBS server is unable to resolve some domains but if I install
bind (on the same network and the rest) it can resolve those domains?
I have tried adjusting a few settings like round robin, ...

I would like to find out if it is possible to have dynamic updates between a
Cisco Router's DHCP server and Windows Server 2003's DNS server.
Here is the scenario:
- Remote locations with (custom) IP devices (We will call them DevX)

I have a few domain controllers in a domain that will not hold SRV
records.  I run Netdiag /fix and the SRV records are present for
awhile, but then they go away (less than a day, usually shorter).  I
have no errors in any eventviewers.  I find the error on a DCDIAG /

In a 2003 AD integration zone that contains a corrupted record, will this
corruption shutdown the zone or somehow delete the zone? is this a built in
security feature of AD integrated zones?

Someone can said me how I can add a domainkey  entry in my dns server
( windows 2000 DNs )
Thank you
marc

What could go wrong when we use it? Does the same apply to small
networks with one server only assuming that in both cases the DNS
server has two NICs?
yaro

I have a standard primary zone called fabrikam set up on a pc called
router01. Router01's ipconfig is:
Microsoft Windows [Version 5.2.3790]
(C) Copyright 1985-2003 Microsoft Corp.

I have a standard primary zone that's running on a 2003 DC, currently we are
using DNS replication to copy this zone to other DC\DNS servers. We
basically create a secondary zone on the other DC's and then setup zone
replication from the primary to the secondary DC\DNS servers. I ...

windows 2003 DNs servers and allow dynamic updates through DHCP
if a computer has two connections: wireless and LAN, wireless has
faster connection than LAN, How would DNS A record update with which
IP address?

We have windows 2003 R2 DNS server with active directory integrated zone.
If I check the forward lookup zone and any A record, each A record has TTL
which is 15 minutes.  What is TTL 15 minutes?  Should we change it?
Thank you.

Our Active Directory is a Windows 2000 domain level, with two domains.
These two domains exists in two sites (Site 1/ Site 2) and a total of
5 DC's in the forest. Domain1.com is configured with 3 DC's, in Site
1. Domain2.com is configured with 2 DC's, one DC in Site 1 and one DC

Is there any particular reason why DNS in 2008 R2 is consuming much more
memory (physical and virtual), right now 3,5 GB but climbing up when
comparing against 2003 R2 (right now 2,5 GB and standing at that value).
Those DNS servers are virtual (under hyper-v in FO HA cluster) and ...

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