RE: Re: OT W2k server & Professional at home

["Murgatroyd, Paul" <paul.murgatroyd@xxxxxxx>]

Doh, I'll have to remember to delete the autosig in future!

Paul
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> Subject: 	RE: [ukha_d] Re: OT W2k server & Professional at home
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> Can you not put the Routers IP address as a secondary DNS Server?
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> > Sent: 	12 March 2001 12:34
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> > Subject: 	[ukha_d] Re: OT W2k server & Professional at home
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> > > 	Bear in mind that a Windows 2000 domain, relies on a DNS
> > Server, and
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> > What is the best solution to the problem then? I also have this
> > problem. If I enable a DNS server on my W2K server, clients
cannot
> > perform DNS lookups on Internet machines via the router (because
the
> > W2K DNS server intercepts them and tries and fails on the
lookup).
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> > If I disable the W2K DNS service, it works better, but the router
is
> > up more than it ought to be.
> >
> > Is the best/only solution not to implement a domain? I've only
got 4
> > or 5 machines so it doesn't matter too much either way.
> >
> > Ray Barnett.
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