If you're talking about securing Win2k against DNS Cache Poisoning,
Read the following:

Preventing DNS Poisoning


More important pieces of the architecture that must be protected are the DNS
servers. All network clients query the DNS servers to locate servers that
they need to communicate with. When attacking the DNS, a hacker can use DNS
poisoning. For example, a hacker can use a variety of penetration techniques
to overwrite the cache file of the DNS server with malicious information. As
a result, when a user queries the production DNS, the user is forwarded to a
bogus DNS server that the hacker controls and can use to damage the system.
The following approaches can be used to prevent attacks on the DNS: 


*       Using different DNS servers to resolve requests for the internal
network and ensuring that these DNS servers do not respond to queries from
outside computers. This is referred to as split-split DNS. 

*       Using a read-only DNS that disallows any updates. 

*       Securing the DNS database. The Internet Data Center architecture
uses Active Directory security, and only secure DNS updates are allowed. 

*       When using Microsoft DNS, enabling DNS cache poison protection in
the advanced setting of the Microsoft DNS configuration. 

(you got all the doc on this url):
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/default.asp?url=/technet/itsolutio
ns/idc/rag/ragc05.asp
<http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/default.asp?url=/technet/itsoluti
ons/idc/rag/ragc05.asp> 
 
Hope it'll help :)
 
Regards...
 

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Objet: [ISSForum] How to remove DNS_Poison from Windows 2000


Dear All,
 
I have patch all the windows 2000 Server, but when the DNS transfer data
between other DNS Windows 2000 Server, then the Network Sensor will detect
that it is a DNS_Poison.
 
Can somebody help me, I am new in ISS Product.
 
Best Regards,
 


Tony Wu
 
 


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