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Ben Van Cauwenberghe
Hi,
I have a Windows2003 sbs AD domain controller with dns server, this works
fine. I recently added a windows2000 server. (did a dcpromo with no errors
and this server has a global catalog of the domain) The two servers are
connected through a hardware VPN tunnel over the internet. If I change
something in users and computers, then the changes are replicated without an
error.
If I do a nslookup on the windows2003 server, he gives me the ip's of both
servers!
But if I bring the VPN tunnel down, the domain is not found anymore on the
windows2000 server, even a nslookup on the windows2000 self results in
Non-existent domain. I can log in to this server using de administrator
account for the AD, I can even change the policies.
the dns zones on the windows2003 are AD integrated and the windows2000
server is running the dns service.
How can I COPY the AD domain DNS zones from my windows2003 to my windows2000
so the domain is visible on the windows2000 server so the users on that
location can log on to the windows2000 server
tnx
Ben.
I have a Windows2003 sbs AD domain controller with dns server, this works
fine. I recently added a windows2000 server. (did a dcpromo with no errors
and this server has a global catalog of the domain) The two servers are
connected through a hardware VPN tunnel over the internet. If I change
something in users and computers, then the changes are replicated without an
error.
If I do a nslookup on the windows2003 server, he gives me the ip's of both
servers!
But if I bring the VPN tunnel down, the domain is not found anymore on the
windows2000 server, even a nslookup on the windows2000 self results in
Non-existent domain. I can log in to this server using de administrator
account for the AD, I can even change the policies.
the dns zones on the windows2003 are AD integrated and the windows2000
server is running the dns service.
How can I COPY the AD domain DNS zones from my windows2003 to my windows2000
so the domain is visible on the windows2000 server so the users on that
location can log on to the windows2000 server
tnx
Ben.