Give a little more detail, can you?
What I think you're asking is, if the zone is a third party hosted zone delegated to AD, but the users are using the third party host as their primary dns resolver, then would they be able to update their records?
Is that about it?
If that's the case, t
for the client’s zone is you should be ok… Yay? Nay?
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As I understand it; the client machine
queries it’s primary DNS server for the SOA of the zone that matches the
client’s primary DNS Suffix. It then attempts to register
it’s A/PTR
records with primary for that zone. That said, as long as the
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As I understand it; the client machine queries it's primary DNS server for the SOA of the zone that matches the client's primary DNS Suffix. It then attempts to reg
, of course not, but it would work.
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Additionally, I've never se
lients are in the
jim.bob.com domain? No, of course not, but it would work.
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