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&gt; My internal Solaris DNS server forward all the queries to external dns server ..<br />
simply replace the &quot;external dns server&quot; by your win2k3 dns server
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> My internal Solaris DNS server forward all the queries to external dns server ..
simply replace the "external dns server" by your win2k3 dns server

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Hi Experts,<br />
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I have a DNS running on Solaris which is a internal DNS server in my org. Also have a external DNS Server which is also running on solaris connected to internet. <br />
Now i have a new win2k3 active directory dns server setup. My internal Solaris DNS server forward all the queries to external dns server to resolve in case of the records which is not there with in.<br />
New Win2K3 dns domain name is corp.nbd.com. I want my internal Unix DNS Server to forward any query related to corp domain to this Win2K3 DNS server and then to External DNS Server.<br />
Can anyone help me to configure this?<br />
<br />
Thanks in Advance<br />
<br />
Regds<br />
Navadeepan<br />

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Hi Experts,

I have a DNS running on Solaris which is a internal DNS server in my org. Also have a external DNS Server which is also running on solaris connected to internet. 
Now i have a new win2k3 active directory dns server setup. My internal Solaris DNS server forward all the queries to external dns server to resolve in case of the records which is not there with in.
New Win2K3 dns domain name is corp.nbd.com. I want my internal Unix DNS Server to forward any query related to corp domain to this Win2K3 DNS server and then to External DNS Server.
Can anyone help me to configure this?

Thanks in Advance

Regds
Navadeepan


Conditional Forwarding in DNS running on Solaris

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