You want your internal clients to use your DC's for their DNS, and your
DC's to do root hint lookups or use your ISP's (or Google, or OpenDNS or
whoever's) DNS servers as forwarders.

From: Tom Miller [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: 17 November 2010 16:19
To: NT System Admin Issues
Subject: DNS question

 

Folks,

 

I have an AD system with mostly 2008 servers.  All DCs provide DNS
services.  DHCP provides internal servers first as DNS servers, then
several of our ISP DNS servers are listed.  This has never been an issue
until recently when staff have begun to  report internal addresses/names
cannot be resolved, and they get a Cox (our ISP) page not found display
in their browsers.  Also this only happens at some locations even though
DHCP is similar at all WAN locations.

 

So I'm wondering why the clients are not using the first servers in the
list (they are on-line, no issues).  And perhaps I should not provide
external DNS servers via DHCP; provide internal only, and have only ISP
DNS servers on my servers that provide DNS services.

 

It's been ages since I set this up so a best practices would be helpful
if anyone has them.

 

Tom

 

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