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The proper way to do this with SBS 2003 is to run the CEICW (configure e-mail and internet connection wizard) located by going to server management | internet and e-mail | connect to the internet. This will update the DNS forwarders and &quot;refresh&quot; the router connection.
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The proper way to do this with SBS 2003 is to run the CEICW (configure e-mail and internet connection wizard) located by going to server management | internet and e-mail | connect to the internet. This will update the DNS forwarders and "refresh" the router connection.

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We changed our internet service when we moved. &nbsp;New internet has new dns information.<br />
How do i change the dns information inside Windows 2003 sbs standard?<br />
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Current Nic on the server when performing ipconfig /all<br />
ip = 192.168.0.5 (sbs server)<br />
subnet = 255.255.255.0<br />
gateway = 192.168.0.1 (cisco asa device)<br />
dns = 192.168.0.5 (sbs server)<br />
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So, this makes me think the dns records for the new isp needs to be entered into the server dns section. &nbsp;I know that there is a dns area but I also noticed microsoft recommending using the &quot;change ip&quot; to make this change. &nbsp;I am a bit unfamiliar with changing dns information. &nbsp;Thanks for your help.<br />
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Jason<br />

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We changed our internet service when we moved.  New internet has new dns information.
How do i change the dns information inside Windows 2003 sbs standard?

Current Nic on the server when performing ipconfig /all
ip = 192.168.0.5 (sbs server)
subnet = 255.255.255.0
gateway = 192.168.0.1 (cisco asa device)
dns = 192.168.0.5 (sbs server)

So, this makes me think the dns records for the new isp needs to be entered into the server dns section.  I know that there is a dns area but I also noticed microsoft recommending using the "change ip" to make this change.  I am a bit unfamiliar with changing dns information.  Thanks for your help.

Jason


Changing DNS information in SBS 2003

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