Perhaps someone on the list could help. We've recently built a Windows 2003
Active Directory. Our DNS administrators are not the same individuals as
our domain administrators. We believed we could put our DNS administrators
in the DNSAdmins group, and they would have all of the rights they need.
However, they are receiving access denied messages. When we check each of
the DNS zones, DNSAdmins are not listed in the security tabs. However, when
we check the server in the DNS console, DNSAdmins are listed. Why is this?
How can the zone permissions be fixed without manually changing the
permissions on each one? The zones do appear to be inheriting permissions
from somewhere, but it's not the server level of the DNS mmc.
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