Here is what I need to accomplish:
We have a smallish Active Directory network, with a single DNS server
internal. All DNS queries for internet addresses currently go through the
root hints. My supervisor wants to somehow block, without adding entries to
our firewall, various website (myspace.com was mentioned) I would like to
know if there is some way, within Windows 2003 DNS, for me to create a
pointer so that when someone tries to access myspace.com, it points to
127.0.0.1. I have been trying some on my home DNS server, and haven't found
a way, yet. Having some way to madify the cached lookups would be ideal,
however, having seen that the cahced lookups aren't saved through a reboot
(such as from Windows updates), I guess that won't be a solution. Am I going
to have to somehow configure the DNS server to believe it is also a root
server? If so, how would I go about this, preferably without blocking access
to all internet sites?

Any is appreciated,
Jason A.