Summary: The forward on the DNS to the ISP isnt that big of a deal. Without it the server will still use the main root servers on the net for a forward. What D...
Summary: I have a windows 2003 server with DNS and active directory that does DNS resolution to any .com name. When I do a ping on any name with a .com it fin...
Summary: I'm having trouble with the DNS on the server. Our company's office domain is "internal.mydomain.com" to distinguish it from our external, but yahoo o...
Summary: Ok we have our servers on 172.16.11.x subnet, the building 1 on 10.1.1.x subnet, building 2 on 10.2.2.x, the building 3 on 10.3.3.x, and the building ...
Summary: You don't "host" dns. But you have to have your dns configured properly. "godaddy" doesn't know about your server and your server can't write to int...
Summary: Environment: New W2003 Domain w/ 1 server. Set up as a domain controller w/TCP/IP pointing to itself as resolver. Attempting to add 2 new DNS servers ...
Summary: It is possible to configure the DNS entries. However, the workstations would not be able to find their policies, which are accessed this way: \\domain...
Summary: LOL... let me rephrase... Why a secondary zone? What are you trying to accomplish? Are you comfortable with DNS traffic to be going out the WAN link...
Summary: Ok - Done Formatting and installing W2K3 on the machine (by the way the DELL poweredge 1750 is REALLY LOUD) - I found a few solutions to that problem ...
Summary: I have a DC that someone named "domain.com" instead of "Domain.local". domain.local now resides on an external web server and the internal clients can...
Summary: I'm trying to set up a Windows 2003 AD server and can't quite get the DNS side of things working correctly. I am new to this so I'll detail what I hav...
Summary: Hi Everyone, Has anyone know the procedure of UNIX BIND 8.2.2 migration to Windows Server 2003 server ? do I have to turn off the BIND service and the...
Summary: I have a 2003 server as a DC with a router doing the DHCP & DNS for clients. All users logon to the DC just fine but my gpo settings are not working a...
Summary: Hi, I'm experiencing problems setting up my new Win03 server. My current config. 1.) ISP DSL link to a Netopia dsl router with DNS and DHCP enabled 2....
Summary: Correct, we're running Tomcat, not IIS. Tomcat is listening on port 80 for other uses but I need to somehow get http://'servername':8080/dashboard.ac...
Summary: I am having some problems with our business' webpage. From outside our servers, the URL brings us to our new/updated webpage. However from behind the ...
Summary: HI I am using windows 2003 server. I want to configure DNS server on my internal network which which consists of 40 computers. I want to know wh...
Summary: I have recently setup a Win2000 Server DC. Im having a problem in the network where the internal DNS is resolving the server name to an odd ip addres...
Summary: I asked the question in another forum and I was told to do an nslookup on my on machine. I did it and it resolved to the same IP. C:\>nslookup dbb32...
Summary: I need to setup a new DC in an existing Domain. It has its own DNS seperate from the other one but i need to be able to see across both domains. exam...
Summary: Hi, I am having an issue with DNS on our domain controller that I am having some problems resolving. Here’s the situation, this is on a Windows 2003...
Summary: If you did not have mail setup before from your IP you may find that the IP is in a blacklist or gray list. I would start by checking here. http://www...
Summary: I hope someone can answer my q's...Thanks in advance~~ I just setup 2 stand-alone servers, both running Windows 2003 Svr Std, one of the Server is a D...
Summary: .106 and .107 are the ms dns servers? If you do an ipconfig /all on the workstation do they show up under dns servers? And they are across a router...
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...
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