two locations - one domain & DNS

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Auddog

I currently have 2 locations with different ip address schemes (192.168.10.x
vs. 192.168.15.x)on the same subnet (255.255.255.0) and one domain. I
currently have two machines at location A (192.168.10.x) setup as first and
second DNS servers. I have one machine at location B (192.168.15.x) setup
as a DNS server. That machine at location B has the DNS settings in the
TCP/IP settings set to itself as the primary and the first DNS server at
location A. The system appears to be working correctly, I'm just wondering
if this is the correct way to do this. Any help that you might be able to
offer is greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

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Ace Fekay [MVP]

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Auddog said:
I currently have 2 locations with different ip address schemes
(192.168.10.x vs. 192.168.15.x)on the same subnet (255.255.255.0) and
one domain.

I am assuming above you meant using the same subnet mask, and not the same
subnet.
I currently have two machines at location A
(192.168.10.x) setup as first and second DNS servers. I have one
machine at location B (192.168.15.x) setup as a DNS server. That
machine at location B has the DNS settings in the TCP/IP settings set
to itself as the primary and the first DNS server at location A. The
system appears to be working correctly, I'm just wondering if this is
the correct way to do this. Any help that you might be able to offer
is greatly appreciated.
Thanks.

A

That setup is fine. Pointing to itself as the first at that subnet is ideal.
This will prevent unnecessary WAN query and registration request traffic.

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Ace

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