We are about to deploy a Win2K3 infrastructure parallel to an existing Windows NT environment. Initially, the environments will exist separately, so I have a degree of leeway with respect to playing with settings.
Network Configuration:
We have 22 branch sites on-network and I want each local site to resolve DNS queries themselves. In order to do this, I will be deploying DC's that also are DNS servers to each branch. As I said above, the Win2K3 existing on a different plane of reality and really does not affect the existing NT users.
My question revolves around DNS configuration issues. Should I make each server a primary DNS server that is AD integrated or should I go with a single "master" DNS server (located in a secure Data Centre) and make every other DC a secondary zone. And, what are the reasons why one option is "better" than the other?
Les Minaker
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