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We had a similar problem on class B network. When round robin and netmask
ordering were enabled, DNS will present the A records of two local subnet
domain controllers and the two remote controllers on different subnets. We
disabled round robin on our local subnet 192.168.x.x and indeed netmask
ordering will present the DC server closest to this subnet. We currenlty have
two DNS ending on .100 and .101. it seems that now after the change all the
DNS lookups are going through .101. any particular reason why .101 is the
primary choice and not the other DNS server? BTW both servers are AD
controllers and GC's. subnets on Sites and services have been setup as well.
tx

Raul Carrion
raul@spotrunner.com