DNS point to self or primary DNS

Discussion in 'Windows Server 2003 / 2008 / 2012 / 2016' started by itdaddy, Aug 5, 2006.

  1. ffreeloader

    ffreeloader Terabyte Poster

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    OK. Your assumptions win. d-Faktor's a woman.
     
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  2. itdaddy

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    hey thanks

    i will reply more later..but need to get my terminology better
    and yesthe DNS prim and sec is what i mean...
    more later

    itdaddy
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  3. itdaddy

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    We have a closed loop WAN. all buildings are connected via
    CSU(Adtrans/T1 segments). All lead to mother ship
    and go through firewall device to network public router.

    inside the wan/LAN ARE private IPs

    as such:

    server 2000 192.168.1.10 DC1 PDC DNS
    server 2000 192.168.2.10 DC2 DNS
    server 2000 192.168.3.10 DC3 DNS
    server 2003 GC 192.168.4.10 DC4 DNS

    is used the nltest /dclist:(domain)
    and it brings up the DC list with PDC for the first DC
    wether it is emulator or not it is there.

    all DC point to the PDC/DNS/DC1 for its DNS resolution
    as the primary and as the secondary DC2


    is this more clearer? the tech says they will not see each other
    (island i believe) but why? if they are DNS integrated the
    DC are replicating using a different replication system correct.
    they do not need DNS to replicate??? or do they.
    the DNS has static names for the DC and Static IPs so why would you need to point to a PDC/DNS/DC1 to prevent islanding?

    guess wanted yo to see the network configuration and maybe you can shed some light on why this networking engineer who is
    MCSE 2000 and CCNP certified says islanding will occur if this isnst set up in this DNS config....if AD-Int replicates all DNS and other AD info on a different system? explain if yo guys know?

    help
    so i can chat with him and ferrit out his reasoning?
    :cry:
     

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