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Hello all --
I have a stupid question -- when I set up my internal DNS server on my AD
domain controller, and I set it up for AD Integrated, I understand that
means that a copy of the DNS records are stored in all of the DC's in my
organization. But what if, say, that domain controller goes down? Would I
be able to use the other DC's in my org to DNS name resolution? Becusae
when I nslookup and type server dc2.domain.com, it doesn't resolve anything,
even though it's a DC and should have a copy of DNS in it's AD...
Thanks!
Hello all --
I have a stupid question -- when I set up my internal DNS server on my AD
domain controller, and I set it up for AD Integrated, I understand that
means that a copy of the DNS records are stored in all of the DC's in my
organization. But what if, say, that domain controller goes down? Would I
be able to use the other DC's in my org to DNS name resolution? Becusae
when I nslookup and type server dc2.domain.com, it doesn't resolve anything,
even though it's a DC and should have a copy of DNS in it's AD...
Thanks!