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by: dfxdeimosPosted on 2009-04-15 at 11:01:17ID: 24150806
1) There is no such thing as a PDC in Active Directory. All DCs exist in a multi-master state. There is something called the "PDC Emulator" role that functions as the central time source and allows for backwards compatibility with really old desktop OSes.
2) It is not recommended that your domain controllers be "multihoned" or have NICs in different subnets. A dedicated ISA server would be the best idea.
3) Post the output of a "NETDOM /QUERY FSMO" from the command line.
4) Open the DNS management console on the DC that is also the ISA server, right click on the server name, choose "Properties", click on the "Interfaces" tab, uncheck the box next to the address that is on the internet facing NIC (the "External" network in ISA), click OK.
5) Open a command prompt and type "IPCONFIG /REGISTERDNS". Then wait 10 minutes and re-run the DCDIAG and post the results here.