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Message: [QUOTE="Hank Arnold, post: 4413749"] Thanks. Good to know since we will soon be putting a 3rd DC in a remote location connected via a WAN. I don't currently have access to the server error logs, but this was originally triggered by calls Monday AM that users had lost internet access. I found that they had only the DC1 in the DNS selections. As soon as I added DC2 to the TCP/IP configuration, it worked. That told me DC was having a problem with Accepting DNS requests. When I looked at the error log, there was a single error on DC1 telling me that there was problem with contacting the DNS zone (I'm recalling this from memory). I checked both DCs and then re-booted DC1. It seems that this resolved the problem. It was in the course of looking on eventid.net that I saw a posting about the order of DNS entries. I was just asking if it was true. [/QUOTE]