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win 2003 and Linux DNS integration

Asked by vayoha in Windows 3.x Setup, Windows 2000 Operating System

Tags: linux, 2003, integration

hi, i would like to set up my win 2003 dns server as a secondary for one particular subnet which is the primary on Linux network. Should I configure my win 2003 dns server as a secondary and point to the Linux DNS as a primary for this particular zone?

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