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Transfer DNS zone files from linux server to windows 2008 server
Posted on 2011-09-12
Hi,
I'd like to tranfer my dns zone files from the linux sever to windows server. I have copied the files from the var/named and I have copied on the win. srv in c:\windows\system32\dns.
I have also created a key in the registry for the specified cone. On the win. srv I had restart the DNS server service... The new cone appers in the DNS console, but it doesnt work properly. I think that there is a compatibility issue between linux dns zone files and windows. Does anybody have any idea?
thank you.
I'd like to tranfer my dns zone files from the linux sever to windows server. I have copied the files from the var/named and I have copied on the win. srv in c:\windows\system32\dns.
I have also created a key in the registry for the specified cone. On the win. srv I had restart the DNS server service... The new cone appers in the DNS console, but it doesnt work properly. I think that there is a compatibility issue between linux dns zone files and windows. Does anybody have any idea?
thank you.
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