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Brad Baker
My company currently has 2 Active Directory Integrated DNS servers. Since we
are an ASP/ISP we have approximately 500-600 zones setup currently.
It's getting increasingly difficult to work with the DNS management console,
due to the number of zones. I.E Expanding the list of zones takes 10 seconds
or more, refreshing the list can take 10 seconds etc. It's not too bad now,
but we're only going to continue adding zones so it will only become more
and more painful to work with the DNS management console.
I was thinking of setting up two additional DNS servers, but my question is,
if the two new DNS servers are also active directory integrated will they
contain all the zones from the original two DNS servers? If so, is there a
way to keep the zones in the two new servers separate from the zones on the
two old servers?
Thanks,
Brad
are an ASP/ISP we have approximately 500-600 zones setup currently.
It's getting increasingly difficult to work with the DNS management console,
due to the number of zones. I.E Expanding the list of zones takes 10 seconds
or more, refreshing the list can take 10 seconds etc. It's not too bad now,
but we're only going to continue adding zones so it will only become more
and more painful to work with the DNS management console.
I was thinking of setting up two additional DNS servers, but my question is,
if the two new DNS servers are also active directory integrated will they
contain all the zones from the original two DNS servers? If so, is there a
way to keep the zones in the two new servers separate from the zones on the
two old servers?
Thanks,
Brad