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Here is the deal. Needed to migrate DNS off a Unix DNS server. Started with
a stand alone 2003 member server, installed DNS, Created secondary zone,
transfered the zone from the Unix server, made it a primary zone and dcpromo
the box. The transfered zone name will also be the name of the new domain.
Since all clients were using the Unix DNS and have the suffix configured.
Here is the main problem. Since I dcpomo the DNS server, it is now the root
server and will not use the root hints. I can't use IP forwarding becuse we
do not want to use our ISP's DNS, due to reliablility and performance. I
have read that i needed to delete the DNS zone to allow the usage of root
hints, but I cannot due to it is my AD zone. Any suggetions would be helpful
on configuring the zone not to be the root server.
Thanks,
a stand alone 2003 member server, installed DNS, Created secondary zone,
transfered the zone from the Unix server, made it a primary zone and dcpromo
the box. The transfered zone name will also be the name of the new domain.
Since all clients were using the Unix DNS and have the suffix configured.
Here is the main problem. Since I dcpomo the DNS server, it is now the root
server and will not use the root hints. I can't use IP forwarding becuse we
do not want to use our ISP's DNS, due to reliablility and performance. I
have read that i needed to delete the DNS zone to allow the usage of root
hints, but I cannot due to it is my AD zone. Any suggetions would be helpful
on configuring the zone not to be the root server.
Thanks,