Table of Contents 1. Add the "Primary DNS Suffix2. Need to allow an attribute(Write dNSHostName); please find the below link for that. You can modify that attribute Domain/OU level3.Now the time for the delegation for Regional Administrators who will be managed their own DNS Zone Suppose your OU structure is country basis like the snap-1 and there is local IT for each region and they want to manage their own DNS records, so we need specific DNS zone for specific OU. Now our requirement is UK OU's host records should be registered in UK.ROCKY.COM and USA OU'S host records should be registered in USA.ROCKY.COM. Also see the snap-2 for DNS design.
SNAP-1
SNAP-2
USA.ROCKY.COM & UK.ROCKY.COM are the forward lookup zones those I have created manually.
Now I go going to discuss the steps that how to do this.
As per our example those are USA.ROCKY.COM & UK.ROCKY.COM. We can automate that via GPO. Those GPOs can be linked with the OUs
Using Group Policy to Specify a DNS Suffix
Policyprimary dns suffix
Category PathComputer Configuration\Administrative Templates\Network\dns Client\
Supported OnAt least Microsoft Windows 2000
Registry KeyHKLM\Software\Policies\Microsoft\System\dnsClient
ValueNV primarydnssuffix
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc959267.aspx
<>Caution
If you modify the ACL to enable registration of the modified full computer name, any computer in the domain can register itself under a different name.
If you want to do with your existing DNS setup; you can add one batch file through GPO. Ipconfig /flushdns Ipconfig /registerdns
Above commands will update the “A” records in your new Zone.
Richard Mueller edited Revision 21. Comment: Changed tags "Windows 2003" and "Windows 2008" to "Windows Server 2003" and "Windows Server 2008"
Richard Mueller edited Revision 18. Comment: Removed (en-US) from title
Thanks for sharing.