I have seen a few problems where DNS is not cleaned up after specific AD functions. If you are sure that the entries should not be there then there should be no problem with deleting them out of you DNS zone.
If your servers no longer have any zones, and you are not using them as
caching server then you may as well remove DNS from them.
I would recommend just taking note of the entries before deletions.
BR
Robert Rutherford
"John F. Hann"
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> Last weekend, we demoted 233 DCs. We went from a branch deployment to a
> region deployment of DCs.
>
> I noticed to today that although the DCs demoted, removed the computer
> accounts from the DC OU, removed the entry in the SYSTEM folder under the
> SYSVOL FRS volumes, the demoted DCs did not remove themselves as Name
> Servers for the AD Integrated zones. The demoted DCs are still running
> DNS, but do not have any zones. Why are these servers still listed in
the
> properties of the zones as Name Servers when they do not have the zones
in
> their DNS server service?
>
> John F. Hann, MCP
> BancorpSouth
> Network Services - Administration & Infrastructure Management
> 662.678.7179
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