Re: DNS with remote locations connected by WAN
- From: "Kevin D. Goodknecht Sr. [MVP]" <admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 21 Jan 2006 06:29:22 -0600
Bill Freeze wrote:
> I have three facilities lets call them A, B, and C. Location A is
> using Windows 2003 Servers and Active Directory with Domain
> us.company.com. The remote locations B and C are using Windows NT
> 4.0 with Wins to connect to location A. The remote locations each
> have their own Domains and use T1 connections for both WAN and
> Internet access. I am going to install a Windows 2003 Domain
> Controller at location B and migrate the users with the ADMT
> utlility. How would I configure the new Domain Controller for DNS to
> allow local Internet access and access to the new Domain
> company.us.com? I was going to setup the Foward Lookup Zone for the
> new Domain Controller in location B just like the current DNS server
> in location A, this would point to the Domain us.company.com. But if
> I do this how can I configure the clients to also point towards an
> ISP DNS server for their local Internet access? I don't won't the
> remote location clients going across the WAN for their Internet
> access since they do have a direct local connection.
Windows server 2003 has several ways to resolve this, one is use a stub zone
for zones at location A, or conditional forwarders for zones at location A.
If you use a conditional forwarder for zones at location A, you'll need to
check the "Do not use recursion for this domain" on that forwarder only.
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Best regards,
Kevin D. Goodknecht Sr. [MVP]
Hope This Helps
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