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How to setup DNS on a Small network

 
Here is a small tutorial on how to setup DNS on a Windows 2000 server using one IP address and host header names. I am writing this because it took me 2 weeks to figure out how to set it up with CyberCPU.net and I want to help everyone else not have that frustration.
 
1.) Its quite simple really first you need to create a forward lookup zone Right click on Forward Lookup Zones and pick New Zone from the menu and you should see the screen here.
 
2.) Click next and and on the next screen it will ask you what type of zone you want to create. If you have Active Directory installed then I would pick that one but if not that just pick Standard primary. All this dose is ask where is should store the DNS info if you pick active Directory it stores it in the AD Database if you pick standard it stores it all in a text file. AD is more secure but allot of people are afraid of it. for this tutorial I will be using standard. Click standard and hit next.
 
3.) In the next screen it will ask you for your Fully qualified Domain name. this is the name you will have to buy from www.networksolutions.com.I use www.000domains.com They are the best service I have found. I am hoping you have a domain name if your trying to set up DNS. for this tutorial I am using somware.com which I am not affiliated with whatsoever I am using it for reference only. Enter your domain name and click next.
 
4.) On the next screen except the defaults and click next again. this is just telling you the file name that DNS will be using. Don't change this let windows handle the name. I know there are people out there that want to change everything just so Microsoft will not have a say in there business but for this tutorial leave it at defaults. on the next screen click finished and that parts done
 
5.) Now right click on your new zone and pick (New Alias)
 
6.) In the Alias name line type www and in the host box click browse and pick your hose (your static IP)
 
7.) Now we have to configure a web so resolve to that domain name go in to the properties menu of the site you want to resolve to that Domain name.
 
7.) Go to the Web Site tab and click advanced. make your website ID look exactly like this with your domain name of corce. That's it your done. you can also setup new alias's to go to third level domain names like http://vdub.cybercpu.net (This website is no longer good http://vdub.cybercpu.net  because I am no longer hosted on my own box at home.)
 

Have fun playing with DNS That should give you a good start

 
 

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