Nat environment

[Danny Mayer]

		The DNS Server information is stored in the registry of each PC if you
  have given them fixed addresses.  To change the DNS Address, you have no
choice
  but to change each PC.  You can write a script to change the registry
values. On NT
  it's under HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Service\Tcpip\Parameters under
the key
  NameServer.  I don't know what it is for Window 9x but the path is likely
to be similar.
  If they log in through a domain, you can set up a login script to run
your script to
  change the registry.

		FWIW.
				Danny

At 09:35 AM 9/22/00 +0300, Psarras Nicholas wrote:
>
>salut,
>at first i want to apologise for my bad english. i hope you will
>undrestand me.
>
>we are ussing bind 8.2.2-p5. We must change the ip of our name
>server. there are over 1500 Microsoft Pcs on the network using this
>dns server. We are looking for a way to make this change tranparent to the
>users.
>
>Exaple :
>Old ip address of the dns server:10.0.1.2
>New ip address of the dns server:192.168.1.3
>
>The users will not have to change the tcp/ip settings for the primary dns
>server. All the users have a record in the tcp/ip settings tha points the
>10.0.1.2 server as the primary dns server.
>
>take care & thanks for your time
>
>salaGatoR
>