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  1. Hawkri

    Is there something I am missing? I

    I hesitate to mention it, because it does require quite a bit of maintenance, but there is a way to share folders in Outlook 2000 without an Exchange server. It is called NetFolders, I think. We shared a calendar with it until we implemented a web-based Linux calendar. First, you choose one...
  2. Hawkri

    DNS Alias Functionality (?)

    An alias can be used for different things. For example, let's say that you have a computer that acts as a mail server and a webserver. The computer's name is mailserver1 and your domain name is cooldomain.com. You could type mailserver1.cooldomain.com in a web browser and get to your webpage...
  3. Hawkri

    DNS Alias Functionality (?)

    Assuming that you are using AD, I would be surprised if it works. If you happen to test it and it works, post a reply that it does work because I would be interested in the redundancy as well.
  4. Hawkri

    AD Domain name is same as a real Internet domain

    I put the entry in as you said and it appears to be working fine now. I had some trouble testing it, but I think it was because I didn't restart DNS service each time I made a change. Thanks for the great input! Michael:>
  5. Hawkri

    AD Domain name is same as a real Internet domain

    I am trying to implement my Windows 2000 DC as the DNS server that all my clients use as their primary DNS server (they are currently pointed to our ISP's DNS servers.). I configured my DNS to forward requests to my ISP's DNS servers and that is working great. The only problem is my domain...

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