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Did you configure DNS on the new 2000 DC?

I would scrap your Unix DNS system for the 2000 DNS system. There are lots of advantages to switching over. If that's not an option at least install and configure DNS on the new 2000 DC and have all your 2000 servers point to it.

Jeff, we just went through a upgrade from an NT4 domain to a windows 2000 Active Directory domain. We also have a UNIX BIND DNS server. It is possible. But there are some things you need to do to get this accomplishied. This Q&A forum will not be adequate to give you all the information. If you wish, let me know your email address and I will contact you directly to give you a very detailed view of what you will need to do to accomplish what you desire. Let me know

Michael R.

To use a BIND DNS server (non-Win2K) then you need to make several records in its DNS tables. Technet article 255**3 talks about this. The article title is, "Integrating Windows 2000 DNS into an Existing BIND or Windows NT 4.0-Based DNS Namespace."The article is here:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q255**3
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Basically, follow this article, make the records like it says, and you will be fine. I tested this myself (my company runs DNS on Solaris, and I had to get AD to use those DNS servers) and it works.

hope this helps

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