Here's the deal.
I'm running DNS on Server 2008 x64 via the MS "feature".
There are a couple of root servers that are IPv6 enabled, so I would like to add their AAAA records so I can use them to do lookups. So, I went through and added the records by hand, verified that the DNS server was able to resolve them, copied those settings to my backup DNS servers, and life was good.
A couple of weeks/months later, I went back to check on things and found that the AAAA records had disappeared. That time I noticed that there was an option called "Resolve" that would make Windows lookup the addresses (both A and AAAA) and insert them. I did that, copied the settings to my backup DNS servers, and everything was working.
Well today I went back in to check on things and found that the AAAA records were again missing. I don't know how to make them stick.
I know most of the users are are open source fans, but we're an MS shop and there's no changing that. With that being said, has anyone had this problem before?
My setup is pretty simple. I have two DNS servers here at our main location (both have IPv6 access to the Internet) and a third DNS server out west. (that one does not have IPv6 access to the Internet.)