dns problem

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Antonis Tzitzimpasis

ok here is the problem.
i got a domain with static addresses.i got an isdn router for internet
sharing.the name-server is 194.30.220.114
the domain dns server is 192.168.2.100
when i configure the tcp/ip i use these settings
dns :194.30.220.114
192.168.2.100
default gateway:192.168.2.5 (isdn router)

When i use these settings my internet sharing works but i got problems with
domain registration and accessing active directory.
when i use first dns 192.168.2.100 i cant get internet.
any advice or help?
 
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Antonis Tzitzimpasis said:
ok here is the problem.
i got a domain with static addresses.i got an isdn router for internet
sharing.the name-server is 194.30.220.114
the domain dns server is 192.168.2.100
when i configure the tcp/ip i use these settings
dns :194.30.220.114
192.168.2.100
default gateway:192.168.2.5 (isdn router)

When i use these settings my internet sharing works but i got
problems with domain registration and accessing active directory.
when i use first dns 192.168.2.100 i cant get internet.
any advice or help?
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You need to remove the public DNS altogether from your NICs on all machines.
It will only cause problems, in any position, so remove it. You can use it
as a forwarder in your local DNS server. You local DNS probably has a root
"." forward lookup zone, which is why it won't resolve internet names.
Delete that zone, refresh the DNS console, then you can use your ISP's DNS
as a forwarder.
 
IF I DELETE IT WILL I HAVE ANY PROBLEM?

Kevin D. Goodknecht said:
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You need to remove the public DNS altogether from your NICs on all machines.
It will only cause problems, in any position, so remove it. You can use it
as a forwarder in your local DNS server. You local DNS probably has a root
"." forward lookup zone, which is why it won't resolve internet names.
Delete that zone, refresh the DNS console, then you can use your ISP's DNS
as a forwarder.
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Antonis Tzitzimpasis said:
IF I DELETE IT WILL I HAVE ANY PROBLEM?
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"ABSOLUTLY NOT" but it will allow the DNS to resolve names it does not know
by using root hints.
I guess I could have posted Microsoft's instructions but I thought I would
save you some time.
300202 - HOW TO: Configure DNS for Internet Access in Windows 2000
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=300202&FR=1
 
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