Summary: Greetings wanderer, i can go with the option which you told me to do that but before that i would like to inform you that earlier i was having the iss...
Summary: We have 3 Windows 2003 domains and one of those 3 is not working properly. I can not attach a xp sp3 client to it. I can attach the same client to oth...
Summary: Yes the router would be the gateway. "I've added my isp's dns server to the forwarders on my DNS configuration, but do i need to assigned the 'reverse...
Summary: I found a lengthy post on another site that seems to quote MS KB text and offers an explaination and solution... we'll see if this helps: Lenthy login...
Summary: Specify the IP address of your Linux box on the zone transfers tab of your DNS zone on your 2003 machine, also check that bind secondaries are allowed...
Summary: Sounds like you didn't setup DNS correctly. there is a little known issue that if you promote to a DC with DNS pointed at the ISP's dns servers, Activ...
Summary: That pretty much sums it up yes. If he is asking why DNS works without configuration on your part, then he must be talking about hte very basic funct...
Summary: Hi all, im very new to using WINS. Well, heres whats going on. I read online that WINS lets you map and connect to unc paths when connected to a vpn o...
Summary: Hi, my friend gave me an old computer the other day and I decided to turn it into a server. I installed Windows Server 2003 on it, hooked it up to th...
Summary: On the problem PC try this from a command prompt: ipconfig /flushdns and then release and renew. I'm thinking maybe that was the PC you used to config...
Summary: Key here is setting up dhcp on the 2003 server. Once you authorize it it's good to go. Note your routers gateway ip like 192.168.1.1 for example. ...
Summary: First step is always to document your ip plan. Without documenting it the usual mistake is to include those statically assigned addresses in the dhcp ...
Summary: Doesn't sound like you have configured dhcp [assuming you are running dhcp from the server] to dynamically update DNS. Host and ptr records are in DNS...
Summary: Readup on ISA server and RRAS since you will need them [at least rras] for your client machines to get to the internet via the 2nd server nic. Clearl...
Summary: I found this on a google search "what is DNSUpdateProxy" _ I dont know if this will help I coppied it without the autors permission but it seems to an...
Summary: Hi, I've recently setup an external DNS server (eg: ns1.domain.com, 64.22.33.40) to resolve addresses for my web (www.domain.com, 64.22.33.41) and mai...
Summary: I am running Windows server 2003 and Have a linksys wireless network. I can not get the notebook adapter to work on my laptop. I have the latest drive...
Summary: I have two machines running Windows 2003 server and I'm using Active directory. The first server that I installed DNS on is working fine and DNS is fi...
Summary: I recently installed Win2003server(clean install)to replace my Windows2000server on a DL380-G2. I am hosting a website on this server. I have an in...
Summary: I don't think you found the solution because are still clueless wh it's not working correctly and you;re asking questions (stating the obvious, but wh...
Summary: Hi, I recently installed this ms update KB 872769 which allows this Overview By default, the Windows Firewall, that Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2) i...
Summary: Question, I am no LAN Administrator just a tech with a home domain networked. I installed Win Exchange 2003 on my Win2k Server box. All works fine but...
Summary: hi i install A.D on win 2003 and also install DNS and also make forward lookup but when i try to apply policy on any AU its saying that unable to coo...
Summary: You need to have your clients pointing to a DNS server that understands AD. And you need to have a DNS server that understands DNS. Smoothwall will n...
Summary: Odd problem... Travan backup drive worked beautifully under Tapeware, but now we get an error saying "The system is waiting for a response from you". ...
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