Microsoft windows 2000 DNS Server User Manual


 
Do you have DNS
Design/Deploy
Windows 2000
DNS Topology
Yes
No
Overlap
Finish
What is your
DNS Naming
platform & topology?
Windows NT 4 DNS
in Place
Upgrade to Windows
2000 DNS
Design/Deploy
Windows 2000
DNS Topology
Finish
Choose
A
ctive
Directory
Domain
Names
Will your ADS
overlap your
DNS name
Delegate
Name Space to
Windows 2000
DNS
Design/Deploy
Windows 2000
DNS Topology
No Overlap
Finish
Non-MS DNS in Place
Supports SRV RRs
Dynamic
Finish
YesNo
Can be upgraded
support SRV RRs and
Update?
Upgrade
Finish
Yes
No
A
dd server supporting SRV
records and delegate
appropriate zones
Finish
Migration to Windows 2000 DNS
The first step in migrating non-Microsoft DNS servers to the Windows 2000
implementation of DNS is to introduce Windows 2000 DNS servers as secondary
servers for the overlapping zones. One of the key points here is to configure a zone
transfer from a master to a secondary Windows 2000 DNS server and make sure
that the zone transfer process does not generate any errors. Errors can occur if
during the zone transfer the Windows 2000 DNS server is not able to recognize
records sent by the non-Microsoft DNS server. These records should either be
repaired or removed from the zone in order for the zone transfer to complete
successfully.
Once the Windows 2000 DNS servers have stabilized in the new role, their
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