Should I allow clients to resolve internet adresses by setting up
forwarding on my DNS servers. All my DNS servers are DCs in Windows
2003 native domain.
I was going to just force all internet lookups to go via IE and proxy
server.
What are the security implications of allowing this. I read somewhere
that the DNS acket will contain information about the ip address
structure and naming of our domain. Is this true? Does it matter?
clients dns settings ... Should I allow clients to resolve internet adresses by seeting up ... All my DNS servers are DCs in Windows... 2003 native domain.... (microsoft.public.windows.server.dns)
Re: clients dns settings ... Should I allow clients to resolve internet adresses by seeting up ... All my DNS servers are DCs in Windows ... 2003 native domain....Internal clients must point STRICTLY to internal DNS servers. ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.dns)
Re: Cannot connect to the Internet ... My Windows 2000 pro PC is connected to the internet (Local Area ...Connection 2 Status icon shows "Connected" with a speed of 10.0 ... The master browser has received a server announcement from ... The DNS Client service could not contact any DNS servers... (microsoft.public.mac.virtualpc)
Re: Please Help: Windows XP Professional In Windows 2000 Domain Based network. ... You mentioned that dns is correctly configured, just be sure that the XP computers do ... NOT have any ISP dns servers listed as a preferred dns server even down the list as ... > A fresh installation of Windows XP Professional (few workstations) have ... > been added to our Windows 2000 domain based network. ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.general)
Re: Please Help: Windows XP Professional In Windows 2000 Domain Based network. ... You mentioned that dns is correctly configured, just be sure that the XP computers do ... NOT have any ISP dns servers listed as a preferred dns server even down the list as ... > A fresh installation of Windows XP Professional (few workstations) have ... > been added to our Windows 2000 domain based network. ... (microsoft.public.win2000.group_policy)
