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| Windows Server 2003 with domain controller and NAT |
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| #1 By 75919 (62.215.3.75) at Wednesday, March 21, 2007 06:13:32 AM |
| Hello all, I am using Windows Server 2003 as a server with domain controller, DNS server and NAT. Also I do have 7 clients in the network with different OS's and set there connection to obtain an ip address and DNS server automatically. The problem is when clients connect to the network they get the right ip address and default gateway but I have to enter the dns server manually. What I need is when any client connect to my network cannot access unless they are a member in the domain or dial to the VPN and ever all IP's obtain automatically including the DNS server. Any help would be much appreciated. |
| #2 By 81519 (58.167.120.229) at Thursday, July 05, 2007 05:15:03 AM |
| [QUOTE]Originally Posted by solo9300: Hello all, I am using Windows Server 2003 as a server with domain controller, DNS server and NAT. Also I do have 7 clients in the network with different OS's and set there connection to obtain an ip address and DNS server automatically. The problem is when clients connect to the network they get the right ip address and default gateway but I have to enter the dns server manually. What I need is when any client connect to my network cannot access unless they are a member in the domain or dial to the VPN and ever all IP's obtain automatically including the DNS server. Any help would be much appreciated. [/QUOTE] On the DHCP server, on the your windows 2003 server add the scope option for DNS and add the primary and secondary IP addresses for you DNS servers. IF your unsure google it. ---------------------------------------------- Forsaken |
