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DNS Architecture setup between Unix hosted server and home Windows 2003 server

Asked by resonantwa in Miscellaneous Networking, Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP), Domain Name Service (DNS)

Tags: dns, setup

This question is about the possibilities of setting up a joint DNS system between my web server and my home network.

I own a domain and it is hosted on a FreeBSD server. I have access to the zone file on the server. At home, I have a Windows 2003 server and a small network of computers linked to the Internet through a cable/broadband connection.

I don't know enough about DNS to determine the following on my own. I can register a subdomain with a Dynamic DNS provider (say homecomputer.staticcling.org), and set up the DNS zone on my web server to point "home.mydomain.com" to the homecomputer.staticcling.org address. I would then like to be able to install DNS and Active directory on my home Windows 2003 server, and have it act as secondary DNS to my web server.

how would I go about setting this up?
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