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Bind takes over after upgrade

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jpboyce

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I'm running a Windows 2003 server. I had Plesk 7.5.6 on it and decided to install 7.6.1 After I upgraded, Plesk of it's own accord, tried to set bind as the DNS service to use. There was a lot of problems with bind and MS DNS trying to use the same port and it resulted in me being unable to make DNS changes until I let bind take over. Now I'm getting errors in the event log which I suspect are caused by the server expecting a MS DNS server to be there.

Has anyone run into this and got any ideas on how to get back to the MS DNS server? thanks.
 
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