nslookups on a dns server

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I need to implement a secondary zone on my windows 2000 dns servers.
The remote domain is running bind and thay have allowed axfr to our
domain. What i need to know is when I do a nslookup and point it to a
different server will this affect dns queries being sent to this
server or is nslookup self contained.
 
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hef said:
I need to implement a secondary zone on my windows 2000 dns servers.
The remote domain is running bind and thay have allowed axfr to our
domain. What i need to know is when I do a nslookup and point it to a
different server will this affect dns queries being sent to this
server or is nslookup self contained.
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Nslookup is self contained with its own cache, it does however keep the DNS
suffix search list in its resolution routine.
When doing a query with nslookup you should follow the name with a trailing
dot "." this prevents nslookup from appending with the search list suffixes.
 
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