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The rule of Setup DNS Forwarding If you have just one
DNS server, you should forward to your ISP's. If you have multiple DNS
servers, they should forward to an ISP's, or if a child Note: Based on Microsoft FAQs, you don't need to configure forwarders in DNS. By default, Windows 2000 DNS uses the root hint servers on the Internet; however, you can configure forwarders to send DNS queries directly to your ISP's DNS server or other DNS servers. Most of the time, when you configure forwarders, DNS performance and efficiency increases, but this configuration can also introduce a point of failure if the forwarding DNS server is experiencing problems. The root hint server can provide a level of redundancy in exchange for slightly increased DNS traffic on your Internet connection. Windows Server 2003 DNS will query root hints servers if it cannot query the forwarders. Post your questions, comments, feedbacks and suggestions Related Topics
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