static wan ip and dns forwarder

Hello,

I was wondering if someone can comment on why (or why not) we should use the
ISP's DNS for the DNS forwarder in a SBS2000 environment if there is a full
time broadband static wan IP connection on the server. Couldn't the SBS
server's DNS handle the name resolution itself? Any Pro/Con issues?

Thanks,

Bill Young

Hello,

I was wondering if someone can comment on why (or why not) we should use the
ISP's DNS for the DNS forwarder in a SBS2000 environment if there is a full
time broadband static wan IP connection on the server. Couldn't the SBS
server's DNS handle the name resolution itself? Any Pro/Con issues?

Thanks,

Bill Young

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1 29th May 00:27 bill young External User Posts: 1	static wan ip and dns forwarder Hello, I was wondering if someone can comment on why (or why not) we should use the ISP's DNS for the DNS forwarder in a SBS2000 environment if there is a full time broadband static wan IP connection on the server. Couldn't the SBS server's DNS handle the name resolution itself? Any Pro/Con issues? Thanks, Bill Young

2 29th May 00:27 bill young External User Posts: 1	static wan ip and dns forwarder Hello, I was wondering if someone can comment on why (or why not) we should use the ISP's DNS for the DNS forwarder in a SBS2000 environment if there is a full time broadband static wan IP connection on the server. Couldn't the SBS server's DNS handle the name resolution itself? Any Pro/Con issues? Thanks, Bill Young