incorrect reverse lookup zones

[paul]

When I originally set up my DNS reverse zone I set the ip
address incorrectly by reversing it myself rather than
letting the wizard do this. I the realised my mistake and
set it up correctly but didn't delete the first zone. I
now have the following in my reverse zone say my network
segment were 192.168.20.0 I have

20.168.192.in-addr.arpa AD integrated
127.in-addr.arpa standard primary
255.in-addr.arpa standard primary
and 192.168.20.in-addr.arpa AD integrated

I assume that the standard primary zones are created by
the system and that the 192.168.20 zone is the incorrect
one I originally created as this is unpopulated. To tidy
up the entries can I just delete the 192.168.20 zone.

Many Thanks
Paul

 

[Eric Shen [MSFT]]

Hi Paul,

Yes, you can simply delete this zone. Technically, this will not affect
your system functionality. Please feel free to post back if you experience
further problems. I look forward to hearing from you.

Regards,

Eric Shen
Product Support Services
Microsoft Corporation

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