Hi ,

How to migrate Linux DNS to Windows Server 2012 DNS Step by Step?

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• Edited by Prakash Baranwal 2 hours 12 minutes ago

Hi,

use some tutorials on internet - like http://www.brighthub.com/computing/windows-platform/articles/105717.aspx - it should help

1. Configure the BIND servers as the master servers for each of the zones that you want to migrate.

2. On the server running the DNS Server service, add secondary zones for all of your existing zones that are hosted at the BIND-based DNS servers.

   • Add a Forward Lookup Zone

3. If necessary, create reverse lookup zones for all of your existing reverse lookup zones that are hosted at the BIND-based DNS servers.

   • Add a Reverse Lookup Zone

4. After completing the zone transfers, convert any of the secondary zones to primary zones for the zones that were obtained from primary zones at the BIND servers.

   • Change the Zone Type

5. Optional: If the DNS server running Windows Server 2008 is a domain controller, store the zone in Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS).

   • Change the Zone Type

6. Configure the previous primary servers to be secondary servers for the migrated zones, or demote the previous primary servers.

7. For the other secondary zones that remain, update the master servers for those zones to use the new primary DNS servers running Windows Server 2008.

Reference : http://serverfault.com/questions/671345/migrate-dns-from-linux-to-windows-2008-dns

• Proposed as answer by Eric Anto MCITP 6 minutes ago