Summary: Your Windows 2003 DNS server is publically registered???? You only have one server??? And how did you do this 'upgrade'??? Usually you would bring the...
Summary: You can continue to use the router for DHCP, no problem. It's not necessary to even install DHCP on the server. If it is installed, just don't configu...
Summary: We have a secondary DNS server on our network that is currently running on NT 4. We are wanting to upgrade this to 2003. Are there any good tutorial...
Summary: Problem with configuring DNS to be accessed from the INternet I am trying to configure windows 2003 enterprise DNS server to be available bouth public...
Summary: We updated a sbs 2000 server to sbs 2003. I have went through the to do list for "Connect to the internet". Clients have internet access but sever doe...
Summary: I'm really stumped on this one. We have a small business, and we had a bunch of pieced together windows 2000 machines with file sharing. We wanted t...
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: 2003 server domain(xyz.local) behind cisco router and VPN, i have a tunnel to a remote site(That works) A remote site(2003server) that I want to join ...
Summary: Hi, we currently have a LInux box doing our NAT and webserver and DNS. We are experimenting with Windows 2003 server DNS and NAT. We can resolve websi...
Summary: I have home network of 5 computers and 1 server running server 2003. I'm trying to use the IIS on the server to run multiple sites (for design purpose...
Summary: I can't seem to startup the DNS service on my SBS 2003 server. Each time I try to start the service I receive the error (error 14) that there is not e...
Summary: So I got my server 2003 with clients logged into the domain I setup on the server. I got DHCP and DNS on there. However clients cant go out to the int...
Summary: Hi, I have a situation where a host has two IP addresses on two different networks. For authentication purposes and general good practice, the hostna...
Summary: wksts need to point to your 2003 dns server. Your ms dns server has to have the dns server entries for your ISP in the forwarders tab. What Ms dns c...
Summary: You mean for name resolution? You can't. Not in Server 2003. From MSKB: "A Windows 2000 or Windows Server 2003 domain controller does not register ...
Summary: hi all, I am maintaining a list of domain names in windoes 2003 dns. I am looking for a tools which i can use to manage dns more efficiently. For exam...
Summary: Remove the dns entry for what looks like the ISP's DNS server. Setup forwarding on the 2003 DNS server to the ISP's DNS. Please help survivors of Hur...
Summary: Hello I have to change the dns host for 500 websites on our server, is there a quick way to change those ip-addresses something like find / replace? B...
Summary: I have a strange issue that I have as of yet been unable to resolve. I am running Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition with two NICs, Public (ISP Co...
Summary: How is the 2003 dns configured? Is there a router between the switch and dsl? Where do the workstations get their ip from? Golly gee wilerkers everyon...
Summary: Hi I am having one win2003 server as DC with DNS as a primary. Added one server to the above Dc & DNS as secondary. if i disconnect the primary DC fro...
Summary: I tried moving my Windows 2000 Primary DNS server to a new Windows 2003 DNS server, but I mucked it all up. Now I’m basically rebuilding my DNS, bu...
Summary: it is part of the 2003 domain and I want to promote it to an additional domain controller? When I do a nslookup it tells me the 2003 domain controller...
Summary: I have a Server I have just started supporting. Someone configured active directory with "domainname.com" instead of "domainname.local". They have jus...
Summary: go to a cmd prompt and type nslookup this should tell you which DNS server you are using. Then try to resolve microsoft.com or an IP address on lan, i...
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