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  1. 02-23-2003, 01:13 PM #1
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    DNS Server?

    Is it possible to run a DNS server under Windows 2000 Pro, or do I need to upgrade to Server to do that?
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    i dont know, but you might have better response at forum.pcmech.com
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    There are many free windows DNS servers that you can use. Search google and tucows.com. You don't need to upgrade to Server.
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    Just run in on Linux. You can get away with a 486 if you want.
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    Originally posted by Jay
    Just run in on Linux. You can get away with a 486 if you want.
    Of course, the question was not "can I run a DNS server on Linux"....

    There are many free DNS servers for Windows. A quick search on Download.com should turn up several.
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    Originally posted by Aaron Cake
    Of course, the question was not "can I run a DNS server on Linux"....

    There are many free DNS servers for Windows. A quick search on Download.com should turn up several.
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  7. 02-24-2003, 07:26 PM #7
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    Originally posted by Jay
    Just run in on Linux. You can get away with a 486 if you want.
    I'd certainly prefer that, no question. But I'm new to the world of domain hosting, and I know windows well enough that using it to start is the best way to learn how DNS works.
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