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07.25.2008 at 06:06AM PDT, ID: 23595257
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Solaris 10 to be a client to Windows 2003 DNS Server

Asked by santhoshu in Sun Solaris

Hello,

I have a Windows 2003 Server which is also my DNS Server.  I have installed Solaris 10 Server in my environment.  I want the Solaris 10 Server to be a DNS client of my Windows 2003 Server. Is this possible.  If yes, what should I do in my solaris server to make it a client to my Windows 2003 DNS Server.

Thanks for your help.

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