Looks good to me.
 
When you do the other domains, look in %systemroot\system32\dns and you'll find the file for this domain. Simply copy it for the next domain using the file naming convention you'll see. Then edit the new file with UltraEdit32 or notepad. Save it again and again for each domain. Now when you run the New Zone wizard you will tell it to use an existing file and be finished much faster than filling out each domain via the wizard.
 
And, don't try to lose the trailing '.' on the NS records as Len suggested. Win2K doesn't work that way.
Here's what I get using NetScan Tools:
 

Looking up [proassistinc.com]

Server: ns1.ttiweb.com

Address: 216.86.19.2

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Got answer:

HEADER:

opcode = QUERY, id = 3, rcode = NOERROR

header flags: response

questions = 1, answers = 2, authority records = 0, additional = 2

QUESTIONS:

proassistinc.com, type = NS, class = IN

ANSWERS:

-> proassistinc.com

nameserver = PA-NS-01.proassistinc.com

ttl = 172800(2 days)

-> proassistinc.com

nameserver = PA-NS-02.proassistinc.com

ttl = 172800(2 days)

ADDITIONAL RECORDS:

-> PA-NS-01.proassistinc.com

internet (IPv4) address = 216.9.234.11

ttl = 172800(2 days)

-> PA-NS-02.proassistinc.com

internet (IPv4) address = 216.9.234.12

ttl = 172800(2 days)

------------

Non-authoritative answer:

proassistinc.com

nameserver = PA-NS-01.proassistinc.com

ttl = 172800(2 days)

proassistinc.com

nameserver = PA-NS-02.proassistinc.com

ttl = 172800(2 days)

Authoritative answers can be found from:

PA-NS-01.proassistinc.com

internet (IPv4) address = 216.9.234.11

ttl = 172800(2 days)

PA-NS-02.proassistinc.com

internet (IPv4) address = 216.9.234.12

ttl = 172800(2 days)

[End Query]

 
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of David Patterson
Sent: Sunday, June 25, 2000 9:59 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [IMail Forum] Last DNS Question

Hi
 
Thanks for the book links, I promise to read them, and the screen shot (big help).  I have to set up about 35 domains with IMail,Calendar and Web services and I want to make sure I get it right the first time or at lest the 10th time <g>.
 
I am I getting closer or should I seriously consider hiring some help?
 
Thanks
David Patterson
 

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