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I hope you have gotten your name resolution problems fixed already, but just in case... I would say that you should set a conditional forwarder for DomainB in the DNS server of DomainA and vice versa. Your workstations should only be querying their local domain's DNS server. As for your...

1) what the heck are you doing? lol All of the addresses you configure your workstations with should be for the same DNS system, for the same expected results. A secondary is for a backup, not for getting different results. I agree with iggsterman and I say that you should either only configure...

Oh, I don't know. Do you have a dot (.) at the end of the fully qualified domain name?

It sounds like the www has it's own entry. I'd make it an alias to domain and thus the IP address that it eventually gets resolved to will be that of domain.

To run at a certain time each day, make it a scheduled task. If you want to copy all new files, you could use the archive attribute. That is, by not copying any file that does not have the archive attribute set. For that sort of thing, look at Robocopy. I would recommend using robocopy for any...

I hope you figured this out by now, but anyway... You could use xcopy. xcopy /? /y Suppresses prompting to confirm you want to overwrite an existing destination file. "xcopy CAGPR_backup_2010_10_26_224001_2870364.bak c:\someOtherDirectory" copies that one file to the other location.

So, to make a point about it... the next bit of text after the space will be seen as the start of an "attribute". So, that's why you can't have a space.