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Hi to all,
I've a server windows 2003 sp1 that hosts an internet DNS service with two primary zone. Now I have to move this service into a new server: anyone can tell me if exist a standard procedure to do this ? Or if no exist a standard procedure, anyone can help me to do this operation? Thank's |
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"FabioRM" wrote in message ... Hi to all, I've a server windows 2003 sp1 that hosts an internet DNS service with two primary zone. Now I have to move this service into a new server: anyone can tell me if exist a standard procedure to do this ? Or if no exist a standard procedure, anyone can help me to do this operation? Rob's simple and platform independant DNS zone movement method: Setup DNS on the 'target' server, the server you are moving the zone onto. Add it as a nameserver for the domain, and create a secondary zone. Make sure it pulls all the data from the primary and that you're happy with it. Change this secondary over to being the primary DNS server for the zone. Set the old primary as a secondary. Or remove it. Or burn it, or whatever you want to do (I suggest leaving it as a secondary for a while before removing it but sometimes you're in a rush, I know). Pour yourself a glass/cup of your preferred beverage and enjoy a good job well done. -- Robert Moir http://www.rhymeswithgeek.com |