I'm running a Windows 2000 Server. The server is the domain controller using Active Directory. I have a bad DNS record in the server's "Cached Lookups" that I can't delete. I can see the bad entry (the NS record are incorrect) in DNS Management console under the server's "Cached Lookups" group. Yet, when I attempt to delete the entry, I get the error message "The domain cannot be deleted. The zone does not exists."
I've tried doing "ipconfig /flushdns" and "ipconfig /registerdns" to no avail. I also tried rebooting the server. All to no avail. And any computer connected to the server that attempts to browse to that website, ends up not being able to.
Does anyone have any suggestions as to how to either get the NS record fixed, or just delete the entire entry from the cache?
Thanks,
Richard