Quite a unique and strange setup you have there Patrick. May I ask why you
would only run DHCP and DNS on a W2K3 server and not AD? It would seem a
waste of a server to use it only for DNS and DHCP. And visa versa. A server
used for only AD. My suggestion would be to make just one server the DC and
run DNS and DHCP. Or make them both DC's. One as the main DC holding all
FSMO roles, DHCP and DNS and then second one as a backup DC and your
secondary DNS server.
"Patrick" <patrick3221[ at ]gmail.com> wrote in message
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[Quoted Text] > Hello
>
> We have the following situation. 1 Server running Win2003 with Active
> Directory. A second Server, Running DHCP and DNS, this computer is member
> of the AD. There is no DNS running on the AD. Now on the AD Server I have
> the group DomainAdmins (Security-Group Domain: local).
>
> When I add a user to this group, and add him also to the local users of
> the DNS Server, he can connect to this server. But when he launches the
> dnsmgmt Console, he gets access denied.
>
> I'm also wondering a bit, as this group (DnsAdmins) is not configured at
> all on the DNS Server. Maybe I have to integrate the DNS somehow into the
> AD?
>
> Any hints? Thanks
>
> Patrick
>
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