Re: Split Brain DNS Configuration
From: Al Mulnick (amulnick_No_SPAM_at_ncDOTrr.com)
Date: 12/03/04
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Date: Thu, 2 Dec 2004 20:44:23 -0500
Nothing out of the ordinary comes to mind. Split-brain (or, where I am,
multiple-personality DNS) is essentially two different domains as far as the
users think. As long as you manage them that way, then it's just ordinary
DNS and any best practices that go with that.
Al
"JMolay" <JMolay@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:73CED9CE-89F3-4FAD-9E4E-F9581FBD0CE9@microsoft.com...
>I have been investigating the possibility of using a split brain DNS
> structure so that the routable domain name I have can be used both on the
> internal lan and the internet as well. As to the question of the DNS
> configuration it looks like I should set up two internal DNS servers that
> are
> integrated into active directory and then make them forwarders to the
> external DNS servers hosted by our ISP. In some of the literature it
> states
> that recursion should also be turned off on the internal DNS servers. Is
> this
> true? Are there any best practices that should also be incorporated into
> this
> design?
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