Re: Exporting AS400 DNS

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

Um, I wasn't attempting to export the dns FROM Microsoft.  I was 
attempting to export it from the 400.  It surprises many people, but there 
is a GUI interface to operations on the 400 - it's called iSeries 
Navigator.

Or did you mean to say that you no longer cared to export the DNS - 
period?  And that your new goal is to continue using the 400 for dns?

Rob Berendt
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I know that you can export the DNS list through Microsoft.  It creates a 
text delimited file that can be imported.  If possible, I would prefer to 
use the 400 for DNS. 
Thanks for the reply

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I went into iSeries Navigator.
Myi5name
 Network
  Servers
   DNS
And clicked on the database icon.
Is that usable for your purposes?

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Greetings,

I am new to this forum, but am part of other midrange forums. 

I am preparing to upgrade one of my companies 2 IXS servers from NT 4.0 to 




2k3 server.  One of the Servers is a Primary Domain Controller.  They 
currently use AS400 for DNS.  I know that Microsoft has a newer version of 




bind with their DNS server making it unable to update from MS DNS to IBM 
DNS.

Unfortunately, I have been informed that for Active Directory to work, I 
need to setup the Microsoft server's DNS as a Primary Zone.  Because of 
the differences of version between the two systems, the AS400 DNS will 
more than likely be disabled.

I am going to continue to use the AS400 DHCP server.

Being relatively new to the AS400 world, is there an easy way to Export 
the DNS records to a Text delimitated file for importation into MS?

Richard A. Frye
Software Consulting Hardware, Inc.
(877) 936-9829 (Office)
(513) 936-0128 (Fax)
Rich.Frye@xxxxxxxxx
IBM Certified System Administrator - Lotus Notes and Domino 6/6.5
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