yes, as long as windows named server follows the standards described in
following rfc's:
rfc1032 rfc1101 rfc1535 rfc1597 rfc1794 rfc1912 rfc2052 rfc2308
rfc1033 rfc1122 rfc1536 rfc1627 rfc1876 rfc1995 rfc2065 rfc819
rfc1034 rfc1123 rfc1537 rfc1637 rfc1884 rfc1996 rfc2136 rfc920
rfc1035 rfc1183 rfc1591 rfc1713 rfc1886 rfc2010 rfc2137 rfc974
And if it does than it works like a charm.
fil
On Wed, 5 Jan 2000, Lang Zhi wrote:
>Date: Wed, 05 Jan 2000 02:01:31 MYT
>From: Lang Zhi <lzupm@hotmail.com>
>To: linux-net@vger.rutgers.edu, expert@linux-mandrake.com
>Subject: NT DNS and named ?
>
>Hi,
>Can Linux's named (DNS) become a secondary DNS server to a WIN NT Server
>that act as Primary DNS server ?
>
>if can, how reliable ?
>
>Thanks
>-lz
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