domain controller definition?
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In Windows NT and Windows 2000 networking, the domain controller (DC) is the server that responds to security authentication requests (logging in, checking permissions, etc.) within the Windows Server domain. It is the server that essentially makes networking (at least in a secure function) possible.
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This is a setting that gets change with the company you registered your domain name with.  \n\nFor example: If you bought your domain through godaddy.com, you would need to go to their website, login with the information they provided when you registered and change the dns settings.\n\nYou probably already know this part, but the setting you are looking for look something like: \ndns.yourhostingcompanyname.com\ndns.yourhostingcompanyname2.com\n\nFeel free to contact me directly if you need more assistance.
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It's very possible.  Out of the box, Windows 2000 can be a DNS, DHCP, file and print server.  Just go to Add/Remove Programs -> Windows Components -> Networking services to add DNS and DHCP.  Right click on any installed printers or folders and choose Sharing and Security to share them out.  Finally, if you're on a domain, you can just install Exchange.  If you're not, you need to create a domain by clicking Start -> Run  and typing DCPROMO and pressing enter.  Then, follow the prompts to create a new domain (this will actually install DNS too if it's not set up already).  After it's installed and you've rebooted, you can just install Exchange and be ready to go.  If you've not purchased the software yet, though, you should consider Windows Small Business Server as it's designed to have everything running on one box.
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domain name is a website's URL (or dot com name)..  for example yahoo.com is the domain name for the Yahoo! Corporation.
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This is good one.......\n\nAcronym for "Yet Another Hierarchical Officious Oracle" containing thousands of computers linked to the Internet.\n\nweb.uncg.edu/dcl/icampus/access/glossary.asp
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If you are referring to IIS it is Internet Information Services:\n\nIt is Microsofts Web Server and allows you to run a website on the internet from wherever IIS is installed................
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Run dcpromo command from command line start -- Run\nand follow the instruction on the screen\nhowever make sure  couple of this before running dcpromo on windows 2003 machine that your machine is not a part of any domain controler, and must have static IP address 192.168.*.*
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Registry (Start|Run: regedit) \nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE&#92;SYSTEM&#92;CurrentControlSet&#92;Services&#92;Dnscache&#92;Parameters
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That depends on what you are using it for. You don't use one server for everything. If you do and it goes down you are out of business. There should be a Web server, a domain controller, a file server, mail server, a gateway, etc. There are a lot of different things that you need for a business. Look for a plan and go from there.
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Try http://www.domaindlx.com It satisfies some of the criteria
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DNS means domain name server. Normally it is ur ISP.
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Try www.domaindlx.com
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plain and simply put, a server is the computer which directs network traffic (ie. permits or denies), it provides services to clients (ie. print, DHCP, DNS, File Sharing, Storage, and many more). A client is ANY machine that utilizes said services from a Server, being this is true, at times if a server is using services from another server, then the one server is in effect a client.
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do you mean domain name server???\n\nIt resolves IP addresses to alphanemeric names
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PROXY\n\nA computer that listens to name query broadcasts and responds for those names not on the local subnet. The proxy communicates with a WINS server to resolve names and then caches them for a specific time period.
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I will go for Windows Server 2003 Active Directory. I will use Active Directory for creating the users and the groups. U can also write ur custom code for creating users and assigning them permissions in any of the language like VBScript, C++, VB 6.0, .NET.
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One of the "top level domains" of the Internet.  Others include .com, .org, .gov, .biz, .info, and numerous 2-letter country codes.