Re: DNS Zone Type
From: Roger Abell (mvpNOSpam_at_asu.edu)
Date: 02/10/04
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Date: Tue, 10 Feb 2004 07:57:15 -0700
"Ricardo" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I have a Linux (BIND) DNS Server installed on my network that solves
Internet names. Now I want to deploy Active Directory and a WIndows 2000 DNS
Server to improve logon spent time.
> For the best performance, this new Windows 2000 DNS Server must have a
Secondary DNS Zone for the BIND DNS, or it must have a AD Integrated DNS
zone with a forwarder to the BIND DNS Server ?
Actually, it should hold the zone(s) used to support AD, and AD integrated
with secured updates enabled is recommended. It may also either hold a
secondary copy of the zones on Bind, use that Bind as a Forwarder, or both
in order to resolve the zone(s) that are primary on that Bind.
Assuming the zones on that Bind are properly registered and delegated
with/by their parent, then neither of these are needed. It could use a
different DNS as a Forwarder, or none and just use
root hints.
> If the answer is to configure a Forwarder with a AD Integrated zone, will
clients computer be able to access internet, once they will be configured
with the IP of this server for DNS settings?
>
Think of the path the query takes, the so-called resolution path. Is there
an available answer to the query from a DNS server along that path ? It
you use your Bind as a forwarder, then internet
access via name may be slowed to the speed of the Bind acting as a
forwarder, and if you disable use of root hints on the Windows DNS then all
outside access is fully dependent on the quality of you Bind.
> Thanks,
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