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I would have to agree with Mike on this it is normal not a problem just keep moving forward.
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I would have to agree with Mike on this it is normal not a problem just keep moving forward.

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Hi all.<br />
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I am adding a new Windows 2008 DC into an existing 2003 Domain. I've run all the proper pre-reqs and came upon this error.<br />
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A delegation for this DNS Server cannot be created because the authoritative parent zone cannot be found or it does not run Windows DNS server. To enable reliable DNS name resolution from outside the domain.x.tv, you should create a delegation to this DNS server manually in the parent zone.<br />
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Does this mean I need to manually make this a DNS server or is there something wrong in my domain?
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Hi all.

I am adding a new Windows 2008 DC into an existing 2003 Domain. I've run all the proper pre-reqs and came upon this error.

A delegation for this DNS Server cannot be created because the authoritative parent zone cannot be found or it does not run Windows DNS server. To enable reliable DNS name resolution from outside the domain.x.tv, you should create a delegation to this DNS server manually in the parent zone.

Does this mean I need to manually make this a DNS server or is there something wrong in my domain?

DCPromo DNS Server Cannot Be Created

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Windows Server 2008

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