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Thanks for your help! &nbsp;I did have to add the subdomain administrator account to the Enterprise Admins because the subdomain admin did not have permission to create the Application Partition. &nbsp;Other than that, it seemed to work fine.
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Thanks for your help!  I did have to add the subdomain administrator account to the Enterprise Admins because the subdomain admin did not have permission to create the Application Partition.  Other than that, it seemed to work fine.

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Need to set up internal DNS on a subdomain that has been put in place. &nbsp;Could use some help on the exact steps and sequence to do this. &nbsp;<br />
The subdomain will be forwarding requests for outside addresses to the DNS/Proxy Server in the main domain.<br />
I have 2 Domain Controllers set up in the subdomain and want to install DNS on one of them. &nbsp;Do I need to set up anything on the main domain DNS server first, or do I install DNS and set up a new Forward Lookup (AD Integrated Zone) on the subdomain DNS server, then set a forwarder to the main domain DNS server for outside addresses?<br />
Please be as detailed as possible with the steps and sequence needed.<br />
Thanks!<br />

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Need to set up internal DNS on a subdomain that has been put in place.  Could use some help on the exact steps and sequence to do this.  
The subdomain will be forwarding requests for outside addresses to the DNS/Proxy Server in the main domain.
I have 2 Domain Controllers set up in the subdomain and want to install DNS on one of them.  Do I need to set up anything on the main domain DNS server first, or do I install DNS and set up a new Forward Lookup (AD Integrated Zone) on the subdomain DNS server, then set a forwarder to the main domain DNS server for outside addresses?
Please be as detailed as possible with the steps and sequence needed.
Thanks!


Internal DNS on subdomain setup

The Domain Name System (DNS) is a hierarchical, globally distributed system responsible for associating the name of a computer, service or other resource into an IP address for connecting to the Internet or a private network. Most prominently, it translates domain names to the numerical IP addresses needed for the purpose of computer services and devices worldwide.