Re: Hey Guys... Problem with my Win 2003 AD and Group Policy

Hi Florian, whats up?
I appreciate your response, Just to hear someone refresh my memory
about the Users and computers only in Group Policy makes total sense!
Thanks for the reminder!

However I am having some difficulty understanding DNS. from your
message:

Give the clients your DC's IP address as the only DNS reference.
Configure your DC's DNS-server that it will forward DNS requests to the

router, the DC isn't able to resolve itself.

Could you help me with where I specify these settings? If I got into
DNS Management, would I look under Forward Lookup Zones? and here I
would specify instead of my DC IP? I specify the IP of My Router
Correct? where abouts in here do I actually do the specify?

I am even in the right area?

If you could let me know that would be greatly appreciated Florian!

Thanks
Bryan

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