Creating internal subdomains under our primary DNS suffix, on Win2K DDNS server

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Robert Gordon

We currently have two internals LAN that we use. One is the corporate LAN
and the second is our development LAN. They are on completely separate
subnets.

We are using Win2K AD integrated DDNS for internal corporate LAN name
resolution, with client using a Win2K DHCP server updating the DDNS server.
That DNS domain is set up as the usual "company.com" domain name scheme.
The development subnet has it's own Win2K DHCP server assigning IPs to the
development systems.

What I want to do is add a subdomain (i.e. development.company.com) on the
corporate LAN DNS server. With this in place I will then point the DHCP
server on the development subnet to do DDNS updates to the corporate LAN's
DDNS server, updating hosts under the "development.company.com" domain.

I guess my question is what do I need to do on my corporate DDNS server, to
prepare it with the new "development.company.com" subdomain?
 
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Robert Gordon said:
We currently have two internals LAN that we use. One is the
corporate LAN and the second is our development LAN. They are on
completely separate subnets.

We are using Win2K AD integrated DDNS for internal corporate LAN name
resolution, with client using a Win2K DHCP server updating the DDNS
server. That DNS domain is set up as the usual "company.com" domain
name scheme. The development subnet has it's own Win2K DHCP server
assigning IPs to the development systems.

What I want to do is add a subdomain (i.e. development.company.com)
on the corporate LAN DNS server. With this in place I will then
point the DHCP server on the development subnet to do DDNS updates to
the corporate LAN's DDNS server, updating hosts under the
"development.company.com" domain.

I guess my question is what do I need to do on my corporate DDNS
server, to prepare it with the new "development.company.com"
subdomain?
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Here it is: 255248 - HOW TO Create a Child Domain in Active Directory and
Delegate the DNS Namespace to the Child Domain
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;255248&FR=1
 
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