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When will the configure DNS Server Wizard not permit you to configure a Windows 2000 DNS server as a root server?

When Active Directory is installed on the DNS server
When the DNS server has a dynamic IP address
When the DNS server is connected to the Internet
When another server is configured to use the DNS server as a forwarder

Correct Answer: When the DNS server is connected to the Internet

Explanation:

When a Windows 2000 DNS server is connected to the Internet, the Configure DNS Server Wizard does not permit you to configure this server as a root server.

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