Hej all, hej list,
first let me tank you all for your thoughts in my case.
What did I do?
I hard-coded the server's IP into the leaf-box's /etc/resolv.conf and
have a kind of DNS-cascade through the leaf-box now. This is a second
choice after making the leaf-box secondary dns-server for the
Boris,
If you run Windows 2003 Server as a domain-controller for Windows XP or
Vista workstations then the Windows 2003 server *has* to be the DNS
server and possibly DHCP as well.
A typical symptom of having a different server perform these roles is
when logging onto the domain
Gordon writes:
...If you run Windows 2003 Server as a domain-controller for Windows XP or
Vista workstations then the Windows 2003 server *has* to be the DNS
server and possibly DHCP as well...
True, but the fact is that if you run Windows 2003 *SBS* (Small Business
Server) *at all*, then
Hello,
For Active Directory (AD) to work you need a DNS server that accepts
dynamic changes. BIND can be configured to do this but it is not
trivial. I'm not sure if DJBDNS (tinyDNS or DNScache) can be configured
to do this. DNS is the heart of how AD gives information on which
server is the
Boris,
Is your SBS pointed to itself for DNS? It should be. You can use the DNS
server on Leaf as a forwarder.
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Hej all,
I'm sorry to annoy you with that off-topic theme, but I'm quite sure
there is somebody with the right knowledge on this list because the
setup is quite common and I'm hoping strongly for help. Here's the story:
I have a small
