>I'm looking for some guidance regarding Reverse Lookup Zones on a Windows 2000
>Server running Windows DNS Server.

That's probably not the problem.

About 90% of the time, the problem is that your ISP or bandwidth provider 
has your reverse DNS set up to go nowhere.  Until they fix it, you can play 
around with as many DNS servers as you want, but you'll never have a 
reverse DNS entry.

>If anyone has a generic Reverse Lookup Zone .dns file I could reference as an
>example, maybe that would help.  I'll appreciate any suggestions.  I can 
>provide
>my .dns file(s) if that would help.

Most helpful would be the IP.  From that, we can determine if your ISP or 
bandwidth provider has everything set up properly at their end.  That's the 
first step.

Note that 64.105.9.212 -- the IP you sent your E-mail from -- does have a 
reverse DNS entry (see http://www.dnsstuff.com/tools/ptr.ch?ip=64.105.9.212 ).


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