Read inline please.
In news:1181568357.214380.292490[ at ]k79g2000hse.googlegroups.com,
gingaboy <mrocks[ at ]1-solution.co.uk> typed:
[Quoted Text] > Hi all.
>
> I run a server 2003 sp1 network with 1 primary dc and 1 secondary dc.
> All seemed to be fine untill i had to install a certificate for our
> new client system that is on an external server.
>
> I am now unable to access this secured site unless i change my
> internal dns to point to our external dns on our router.
Does the internal DNS not resolve the cerificate name to the correct IP of
the web site?
Is there a zone on the local DNS that has the same domain name as the
external domain?
What zone names do you have in DNS?
> I have ran netdiag and have been given an error that the test "cannot
> find a primary authorative DNS server for the name
> 'myserver.domainname.local' (Error Timeout) - No DNS servers have the
> dns recoreds for this dc registered"
All members of an AD domain must use only DNS servers that can resolve the
AD domain. No external DNS servers should be used if they cannot meet this
requirement.
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Best regards,
Kevin D. Goodknecht Sr. [MVP]
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