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Subject: DNS and Active Directory
From: "Nathan Simpson" <nathan@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 24 Oct 2003 12:03:20 +1100
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Hi,

Is anyone using AS/400 DNS as their primary DNS server in an Active 
Directory network and bypassing Windows DNS altogether?

If so what steps did you take.

I am not a DNS guru but we are using AS/400 DNS on our V5R2 box (bind 
8.2.5) as our primary server and want to keep it that way.

The less we rely on Windows 200X the better.

So if anyone has any info I would really appreciate hearing about it.

Thanks

Regards,

Nathan Simpson
Australian Wool Handlers

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