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Using BIND in an Active Dircetory environment  Are there any known compatibility issues?

Asked by my51chevy in Windows NT Networking, Active Directory, Network Management

We are in the process of migrating a NT4 domain to AD.  DNS is handled by BIND 9.3.1 running on a Sun server.  DHCP is also handled by a Sun system.

Before we start the process, I would like to expose and resolve any issue that may arise from using BIND over MS DNS.  

Are there any known issues with using BIND as the DNS resolver for an AD Domain?  

I know this question is vague.  I am concerned with Exchange 2007 utilizing unified messaging.  We are not on it yet, but it will be here soon enough.

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