I’ve
just inherited 3 AD controllers and the DNS in just a mess, some clients point
to External Bind Cache servers and there are 2 zones in MS DNS that are used
for intern resolution with half the resources in one zone and half in the other,
I’ve build another Member server just running DNS and have allowed zone
transfers and I think I have it all running correctly now on the new server.
Does anyone know or see a problem with pointing the current AD integrated ones
to the new Secondary server for resolution then deleting the current AD
integrated Zones and then promoting the new secondary server to a DC, then
change the DNS on that server to AD integrated and let it populate to the rest
of the domain controllers? All servers
are windows 2003. All Bind Servers are 9.0. Thanks in
advance Mike Mike Hogenauer Rendition
Networks, Inc. 425.636.2115
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