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yeah i am with that, identical names will cause much sadness 
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yeah i am with that, identical names will cause much sadness

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I agree...that is what i said today if were setting up from scratch we should do but this s the hand i was dealt :) . <br />
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Thanks so much...may leave the question open for another day or so for other comments.
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I agree...that is what i said today if were setting up from scratch we should do but this s the hand i was dealt :) .

Thanks so much...may leave the question open for another day or so for other comments.

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Hello,<br />
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I have a new client whose domain is across two subnets 192.168.10.x and 192.168.20.x, the DC on 192.168.10.x has the AD integrated domain DNS......they have the same domain name setup in DNS on the 192.168.20.x subnet for the staging web sites that have the same domain name (they dont want all these entries in the DC DNS)<br />
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The problem is from a computer on the AD subnet they want to forward a request to the 192.168.20.x DNS machine if the entry does not exist on the DC DNS box. I have setup forwarding in DNS but it does not appear to be working.<br />
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If i do an nslookup, it will look to the DC DNS machine but not forward to the other subnet. I have also added the 2nd DNS machine to be the secondary DNS machine in DHCP after the DC DNS machine but the URL will still not resolve.<br />
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&nbsp;I realize I may not be very clear. Please let me know if i can give better information.<br />
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Thanks
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Hello,

I have a new client whose domain is across two subnets 192.168.10.x and 192.168.20.x, the DC on 192.168.10.x has the AD integrated domain DNS......they have the same domain name setup in DNS on the 192.168.20.x subnet for the staging web sites that have the same domain name (they dont want all these entries in the DC DNS)

The problem is from a computer on the AD subnet they want to forward a request to the 192.168.20.x DNS machine if the entry does not exist on the DC DNS box. I have setup forwarding in DNS but it does not appear to be working.

If i do an nslookup, it will look to the DC DNS machine but not forward to the other subnet. I have also added the 2nd DNS machine to be the secondary DNS machine in DHCP after the DC DNS machine but the URL will still not resolve.

 I realize I may not be very clear. Please let me know if i can give better information.

Thanks

Windows 2000 DNS forwarding question

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