I am wondering if anyone can provide any advice as to how I would go about
setting up a sub-sub-domains (for lack of a better word) on an Active
Directory Integrated DNS server. For instance if I wanted to setup
twig.branch.trunk.com as a domain how would I go about doing that? Windows
won't let me create an A record called twig.branch so I'm not sure what the
correct approach is.

Thanks!
Brad Baker
bab5470@(E-Mail Removed)..com

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> I am wondering if anyone can provide any advice as to how I would go
> about setting up a sub-sub-domains (for lack of a better word) on an
> Active Directory Integrated DNS server. For instance if I wanted to
> setup twig.branch.trunk.com as a domain how would I go about doing
> that? Windows won't let me create an A record called twig.branch so
> I'm not sure what the correct approach is.
>
> Thanks!
> Brad Baker
> bab5470@(E-Mail Removed)..com

In the trunk.com zone create a new domain named branch, then you can create
a new domain in the branch.trunk.com you just created named twig and so on.
To make these names resolve to IP address create blank hosts with the IP you
want the name to resolve to.


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Perfect! Thank you so much! I knew it was possible to do I just couldn't
figure out how to do it.

Best Regards,
Brad Baker



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> In news:OIWcJJ%(E-Mail Removed),
> Brad Baker <bab5470@(E-Mail Removed)..com> posted a question
> Then Kevin replied below:
> > I am wondering if anyone can provide any advice as to how I would go
> > about setting up a sub-sub-domains (for lack of a better word) on an
> > Active Directory Integrated DNS server. For instance if I wanted to
> > setup twig.branch.trunk.com as a domain how would I go about doing
> > that? Windows won't let me create an A record called twig.branch so
> > I'm not sure what the correct approach is.
> >
> > Thanks!
> > Brad Baker
> > bab5470@(E-Mail Removed)..com
>
> In the trunk.com zone create a new domain named branch, then you can
create
> a new domain in the branch.trunk.com you just created named twig and so
on.
> To make these names resolve to IP address create blank hosts with the IP
you
> want the name to resolve to.
>
>
> --
> Best regards,
> Kevin D4 Dad Goodknecht Sr. [MVP]
> Hope This Helps
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