Windows 2000 DNS update

From: Al-Shabib, Mohammed (Mohammed.Al-Shabib_at_bakerhughes.com)
Date: 12/30/03

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    I have a Solaris 8 client requesting an IP via Microsoft DHCP I need to
    configure Solaris 8 so it can update the Windows 2000 DNS as they are no
    longer using static DNS entries here.

    Has anyone been successful in getting Windows DNS to update from a
    Solaris 8 Client and how is this done?

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