Hello,
We've set up DNS on a Windows 2000 server (SP4)to handle all our internal domain names.
The DHCP server specifies 3 DNS servers: the primary is the internal DNS server and the secondary and tertiary are external internet DNS servers. Users have no problem resolving IP addresses internally or externally unless the primary server is shut down or the DNS service is stopped.
At that point if you try to access an internet site the "page cannot be displayed" message appears. I was under the impression that if the primary DNS server was unavailable the request would failover the the secondary server.
What do we need to do to configure failover to work properly?
Thanks
We've set up DNS on a Windows 2000 server (SP4)to handle all our internal domain names.
The DHCP server specifies 3 DNS servers: the primary is the internal DNS server and the secondary and tertiary are external internet DNS servers. Users have no problem resolving IP addresses internally or externally unless the primary server is shut down or the DNS service is stopped.
At that point if you try to access an internet site the "page cannot be displayed" message appears. I was under the impression that if the primary DNS server was unavailable the request would failover the the secondary server.
What do we need to do to configure failover to work properly?
Thanks