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Josh <josh[ at ]josh.com> typed:
[Quoted Text] > Is it posable for a DNS server mirror all of its domains to a
> secondary server in another location. I host many web pages and have
> a secondary DNS server that Is at another location not part of my
> domain. I am tired of putting the entries in the second server
>
> TIA
> Josh
Well, kind of, yes, with a secondary zone, that is if the owner of that DNS
server will allow you to create a secondary. If not, there are other
solutions. If this is Windows 2003, you can create a conditional forwarder
just for your zone name to get forwarded to that specific DNS server for
resolution. As long as recursion is enabled on their DNS, a forwarder will
do the trick.
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Ace
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Willow Grove, PA
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Microsoft MVP - Directory Services
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