Dear Jeff,
Thank you for your reply.
I am glad to hear that the DNS forwarder issue has been resolved. Regarding
the 1058 Event on the Windows XP client, it seems it is not a DNS problem.
You may try the solution mentioned in the following Knowledge Base article
first to see if it works:
314494 Group Policies Are Not Applied The Way You Expect; "Event ID 1058"
and
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=314494
By the way, I have check the ISA thread you mentioned. Currently an
engineer is performing researching on that issue and will get back to you
soon.
If you have any other concerns, please feel free to let me know. I will do
my best to help you.
Thanks!
Regards,
Joe Wu
Product Support Services
Microsoft Corporation
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|NNTP-Posting-Host: bankofutica-gate-line-r.bankofutica.com 216.230.225.242
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|Well, Before trying these steps, the forwarders began to work. I am not
|really sure, why, but I did change the Gateway to be the firewall, although
|this did not seem to matter, last night.
|
|This morning, I was able to perform a NSLOOKUP using the local DNS server,
|and it forwarded the request as expected.
|
|I then removed the ISP's DNS entries in the Proxy's NIC that points to the
|firewall. So that the only entry that remains is my internal DNS server
|entry.
|
|Everything seems to be working fine now, and the Netlogon 5774 error at the
|Proxy has not shown up in 7 hours...so this is good.
|
|HOWEVER - On my new XP machines I am still getting the following errors of
|which I thought might be solved with this DNS error, as if it can't find
|the server, the path does exist, but it seems to be related the the Proxy
|Client that is installed on the machine. By the way I posted on the
|ISA.Configuration board 3 days ago and nobody has replied...I thought as a
|technet subscriber, I am guaranteed a response. Thanks.
|
|Jeff Smyrski
|
| Event Type: Error
|Event Source: Userenv
|Event Category: None
|Event ID: 1058
|Date: 10/2/2003
|Time: 10:20:07 AM
|User: NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM
|Computer: STATION_120
|Description:
|Windows cannot access the file gpt.ini for GPO
|CN={31B2F340-016D-11D2-945F-00C04FB984F9},CN=Policies,CN=System,DC=BANKOFUT
I
|CA,DC=COM. The file must be present at the location
|<\\BANKOFUTICA.COM\sysvol\BANKOFUTICA.COM\Policies\{31B2F340-016D-11D2-945F
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|00C04FB984F9}\gpt.ini>. (The network path was not found. ). Group Policy
|processing aborted.
|
|
|
|
|
|
||> Dear Jeff,
|>
|> Thank you for your reply.
|>
|> By default, the DNS server sends queries to other DNS servers using User
|> Datagram Protocol (UDP) port 53. However, this can be customized by
|> adjusting registry entries.
|>
|> To narrow down the problem's scope, please check the following:
|>
|> 1. Please install DNS and configure a zone for the domain on your proxy
|> server. Add the ISP DNS servers to the proxy server's forwarder and then
|> change the local TCP/IP settings to only use itself as the Preferred DNS.
|> Check if the forwarder works on this server.
|>
|> If the problem still occurs on this server, I think we need to check the
|> firewall settings to check if the DNS query packets are blocked.
|>
|> 2. Please check if the following registry entries exist on the two
|servers:
|>
|> HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\DNS\Parameters
|> Value Name: SendPort
|> Value type: REG_DWORD
|>
|> HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\DNS\Parameters
|> Value Name: SendOnNonDnsPort
|> Data Type : REG_DWORD
|>
|> Thank you for your time and efforts!
|>
|> Regards,
|> Joe Wu
|> Product Support Services
|> Microsoft Corporation
|>
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|> |From: "Jeff Smyrski" <
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|> |References: <
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|> <dhuumP#
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|> |Date: Wed, 1 Oct 2003 16:01:02 -0400
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|> |NNTP-Posting-Host: bankofutica-gate-line-r.bankofutica.com
|216.230.225.242
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|> |Xref: cpmsftngxa06.phx.gbl microsoft.public.win2000.dns:27054
|> |X-Tomcat-NG: microsoft.public.win2000.dns
|> |
|> |I made the change you suggested, and made the gateway of the DNS server
|to
|> |be the Firewall IP. I left Proxy as is, since this should not matter.
|> Keep
|> |in mind that the DNS server does have the Proxy Client installed on it,
|so
|> |that it can go out the Proxy for web related matters such as Windows
|> Update.
|> |The Proxy does not have Proxy Client installed on it...for obvious
|reasons.
|> |
|> |The DNS server, is only allowed to go out I think it is port 53 UDP not
|> TCP.
|> |Only the Proxy Server has the rights in the firewall rules to go out for
|> all
|> |other defined ports.
|> |
|> |After doing all of that, the DNS server still can not resolve a DNS name
|> |outside of the domain, using the NSLOOKUP when it defaults to the
|localhost
|> |127.0.0.1 address.
|> |
|> |If I type server at the nslookup prompt, and enter 216.238.0.10 the IP
of
|> |the ISP DNS server, I can resolve all I want, it even returns the name
of
|> |the server, no prob.
|> |
|> |I MUST be missing something with these forwarders...it should work but
|does
|> |not!
|> |
|> |Do you know, or are you sure that the NSLOOKUP is using UDP where as the
|> |Forwarders are using TCP?
|> |
|> |Please let me know.
|> |
|> |Jeff Smyrski
|> |
|> ||> |> Dear Jeff,
|> |>
|> |> Thank you for your updates.
|> |>
|> |> Since the gateway on the DNS server is set to point to the proxy
|server,
|> |> the DNS query packets cannot be routed to the external DNS servers
(ISP
|> |DNS
|> |> servers). However, the DNS query packets can be sent to the external
|DNS
|> |> from the proxy server, as the gateway of the proxy server itself is
set
|> to
|> |> the Firewall.
|> |>
|> |> This should be the reason why the DNS forward does not work. Please go
|to
|> |> the DNS server and change the gateway from the proxy server to the
|> |Firewall
|> |> to see if the problem can be resolved.
|> |>
|> |> In the meantime, I think your ISA upgrade should work (generally, we
|> leave
|> |> the internal NIC's "Default gateway" blank on ISA server). You can get
|> |more
|> |> information from the following Knowledge Base article:
|> |>
|> |> 323387 HOW TO: Connect Your Company to the Internet by Using an ISA
|> |Firewall
|> |>
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=323387
|> |>
|> |> Please let me know if any thing is unclear. Thanks!
|> |>
|> |> Regards,
|> |> Joe Wu
|> |> Product Support Services
|> |> Microsoft Corporation
|> |>
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|> |> --------------------
|> |> |From: "Jeff Smyrski" <
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|> |> |References: <
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|> |> <dhuumP#
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|> |> <
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|> |> |Date: Tue, 30 Sep 2003 08:56:31 -0400
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|> |216.230.225.242
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|> |> |Xref: cpmsftngxa06.phx.gbl microsoft.public.win2000.dns:26915
|> |> |X-Tomcat-NG: microsoft.public.win2000.dns
|> |> |
|> |> |I do have a Proxy Server, it is currently generating Netlogon errors
|> evey
|> |4
|> |> |hours in the system log event id 5774. I suspect that the issue is a
|> dns
|> |> |problem. The Proxy 2.0 server is currently uni-homed, but will soon
|be
|> |> |upgraded to ISA server with 2 NICs. In my model currently it looks
|like
|> |> |this.
|> |> |
|> |> | Proxy Server - Behind Firewall with an Internal Interface on my
|> |> |backbone. The gateway of the Proxy is pointing to the Firewall. (As
|> |> opposed
|> |> |to all other machines including my internal DNS server, they are all
|> |> |pointing to the Proxy as the gateway.)
|> |> | Proxy's NIC is configured with 3 DNS entries, the first (top of
|the
|> |> |list) is the internal DNS server, the next are the two ISP DNS
|servers.
|> |> |This is where I was attempting to remove the DNS entries for the ISP
|and
|> |> |move them to the Forwarders section of the Internal DNS server, but I
|> |can't
|> |> |get my DNS server to resolve names when I do this.
|> |> |
|> |> | The internal DNS server also has one NIC, pointing to the Proxy
|for
|> a
|> |> |gateway, with one DNS entry 127.0.0.1 (itself)
|> |> |
|> |> | If I try an nslookup at my workstation using my DNS server (by
|> |default)
|> |> |it looks like this.
|> |> |
|> |> |Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]
|> |> |(C) Copyright 1985-2001 Microsoft Corp.
|> |> |
|> |> |C:\Documents and Settings\jeff smyrski>nslookup
|> |> |Default Server: bofu2000.bankofutica.com
|> |> |Address: 192.168.1.13
|> |> |
|> |> |>
www.cnn.com
|> |> |Server: bofu2000.bankofutica.com
|> |> |Address: 192.168.1.13
|> |> |
|> |> |DNS request timed out.
|> |> | timeout was 2 seconds.
|> |> |*** Request to bofu2000.bankofutica.com timed-out
|> |> |>
|> |> |
|> |> | If I go to the DNS server I get the same error, but I can tell
the
|> |DNS
|> |> |server to use another IP, and it seems to be able to resolve the
|> address,
|> |> |even after the ipconfig /flushdns command (just to make sure)
|> |> |
|> |> |In the future, I want to make this model work using an ISA server
|> |> |(multi-homed) behind a firewall.
|> |> |
|> |> | ISA Server NIC#1 - Remains the same, pointing to the Firewall as
|its
|> |> |gateway, but only has the two ISP DNS server entries in it.
|> |> |
|> |> | ISA Server NIC#2 - (New NIC Card, with new IP, will become
gateway
|> IP
|> |> |for workstations. The actual Gateway of this NIC would either be
|blank
|> |or
|> |> |the IP of the External NIC not sure on that one)
|> |> | (Only one DNS entry would be
|> |> associated
|> |> |with this NIC, and it would be the Internal DNS server)
|> |> |
|> |> | DNS Server NIC - Change Gateway to be the new IP of the new ISA
|> NIC#2
|> |> |also remove the Forwarder entries in DNS.
|> |> |
|> |> |NOTE - The Proxy server soon to be ISA server is also a DC for Active
|> |> |Directory, and I will be leaving this the same.
|> |> |
|> |> |Let me know if this will work, and / or how I can improve it?
|> |> |Thanks
|> |> |Jeff Smyrski
|> |> |
|> |> |
|message
|> |> ||> |> |> nltest /dsregdns was added in W2k3. In W2k a quick way to get the
|> same
|> |> |> effect is: net stop netlogon & net start netlogon
|> |> |>
|> |> |> Try launching nslookup, then setting server=<ip address of your DNS
|> |> |server>,
|> |> |> and then try to resolve some name.
|> |> |> If you can resolve records that are on the DNS server, you could
try
|> |the
|> |> |> same thing from your DNS server, but use the IP address of your ISP
|to
|> |> |make
|> |> |> sure that they are resolving the name.
|> |> |>
|> |> |> nslookup will default to the "dns server" as defined in your TCP/IP
|> |> |> settings.
|> |> |>
|> |> |> Do you have a proxy server in this setup? If so, where, and how is
|it
|> |> |> configured?
|> |> |>
|> |> |> --
|> |> |> Michael Snyder
|> |> |> Active Directory Admin Tool Test
|> |> |>
|> |> |> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
|> |> |rights.
|> |> |>
|> |> |> |> |> |> > ipconfig /flushdns was performed this completed...
|> |> |> >
|> |> |> > I removed the 2 ISP DNS entries from the NIC and left only the
|> |Internal
|> |> |> DNS
|> |> |> > server in the list.
|> |> |> > I bounced the DNS client service as well
|> |> |> >
|> |> |> > I used the ipconfig /flushdns at the DNS server this completed.
|> |> |> > The DNS has two entries in the Forwarders tab of the DNS server
|> |> |> properties,
|> |> |> > both are for the ISP server.
|> |> |> >
|> |> |> > I then ran nslookup at the command prompt, it returned Default
|> Server
|> |> |> > 127.0.0.1
|> |> |> > I entered
www.cnn.com
|> |> |> >
|> |> |> > It timed out after 2 seconds, server could not be found.
|> |> |> >
|> |> |> > I then tried an attempt to connect via the web, but IE just hangs
|> |> |looking
|> |> |> > for a way to resolve the URL.
|> |> |> >
|> |> |> > Please help! Arrg
|> |> |> >
|> |> |> > BTW the nltest does not have a /DSREGDNS option only a
/DSDEREGDNS
|> |> |option.
|> |> |> >
|> |> |> > Jeff Smyrski
|> |> |> >
|> |message
|> |> |> > |> |> |> > > Changes like this do not require reboots on the DNS server,
|> |however,
|> |> |you
|> |> |> > may
|> |> |> > > need to:
|> |> |> > > ipconfig /flushdns on clients to flush the dns client cache
|> |> |> > > ipconfig /registerdns on clients to make them re-register their
|A
|> |> |> records
|> |> |> > > nltest /dsregdns on DCs to make them re-register their SRV
|records
|> |> |> > >
|> |> |> > > --
|> |> |> > > Michael Snyder
|> |> |> > > Active Directory Admin Tool Test
|> |> |> > >
|> |> |> > > This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and
confers
|> no
|> |> |> > rights.
|> |> |> > >
|> |> |> > > |> |> |> > > > Additional Info:
|> |> |> > > >
|> |> |> > > > I added the ISP DNS entries in the 2K3 Snap in, then
|looked
|> |at
|> |> |the
|> |> |> > 2K
|> |> |> > > > snap in, and the checkbox was checked, and the two entries
|were
|> |> |> present.
|> |> |> > > > Here is what I just tried.
|> |> |> > > >
|> |> |> > > > With the two ISP entries present as forwarders, I removed the
|> |same
|> |> |> > entries
|> |> |> > > > from the DNS tab on the Proxy Server, and only left the DNS
|> |server
|> |> |IP
|> |> |> > > > present. I then attempted from my client to resolve CNN.COM
|it
|> |> will
|> |> |> not
|> |> |> > > go.
|> |> |> > > > I did not reboot or anything, I just made the changes, do
|> changes
|> |> |like
|> |> |> > > this
|> |> |> > > > require reboots, or DNS start stop to make not only the
|> |forwarders
|> |> |to
|> |> |> be
|> |> |> > > > effective but also the NIC DNS registration?
|> |> |> > > >
|> |> |> > > > Thanks
|> |> |> > > > Jeff Smyrski
|> |> |> > > >
|> |> |> > > > |> |> |> > > > > Dear Jeff,
|> |> |> > > > >
|> |> |> > > > > Thank you for your post.
|> |> |> > > > >
|> |> |> > > > > Actually, it is normal that there is a "." zone in the
|Cached
|> |> |> Lookups
|> |> |> > > > > folder and it does not affect the forward/root hint
|functions.
|> |We
|> |> |do
|> |> |> > not
|> |> |> > > > > need to delete it, if there is no "." zone in the Forward
|> |Lookups
|> |> |> > Zones
|> |> |> > > > > folder.
|> |> |> > > > >
|> |> |> > > > > I think that you have already removed the "." zone (in the
|> |> Forward
|> |> |> > > Lookups
|> |> |> > > > > Zones) before and this is why the
|> |"DNS_ERROR_ZONE_DOES_NOT_EXIST"
|> |> |> > error
|> |> |> > > > > appears.
|> |> |> > > > >
|> |> |> > > > > To be honest, the "Conditional Forwarding is Not Available
|> |> Because
|> |> |> > this
|> |> |> > > > > Server is a Downlevel Server" is a bit strange because
|> |> |"Conditional
|> |> |> > > > > Forwarding" is a new feature of Windows Server 2003.
|> |> |> > > > >
|> |> |> > > > > On my lab, I used Windows Server 2003 DNS Management
Snap-In
|> to
|> |> |> > connect
|> |> |> > > to
|> |> |> > > > > another "Windows 2000" DNS server, and in the Forwarders
|tab,
|> I
|> |> |saw
|> |> |> > the
|> |> |> > > > > message "Conditional Forwarding is Not Available Because
|this
|> |> |Server
|> |> |> > is
|> |> |> > > a
|> |> |> > > > > Downlevel Server".
|> |> |> > > > >
|> |> |> > > > > However, please note that I can still enable a regular
|> |forwarder,
|> |> |> > > although
|> |> |> > > > > the sentence makes it sound like forwarding isn't available
|at
|> |> |all.
|> |> |> > > > >
|> |> |> > > > > Did you configure DNS in this way? Please try to add a
|regular
|> |> |> > forwarder
|> |> |> > > > to
|> |> |> > > > > see if it works.
|> |> |> > > > >
|> |> |> > > > > However, if you cannot add a regular DNS forwarder, please
|let
|> |me
|> |> |> know
|> |> |> > > > more
|> |> |> > > > > about your network topology. For example, are you using a
|> |Windows
|> |> |> > Server
|> |> |> > > > > 2003 domain? Is the DNS server a Windows 2000 Server? And
|how
|> |did
|> |> |> you
|> |> |> > > > > install DNS?
|> |> |> > > > >
|> |> |> > > > > If you want, please also send the following to me at
|> |> |> > > (e-mail address removed):
|> |> |> > > > >
|> |> |> > > > > 1. A screenshot of the Forwarders tab as well as
screenshots
|> of
|> |> |any
|> |> |> > > error
|> |> |> > > > > messages you encounter.
|> |> |> > > > > 2. All related Event Logs.
|> |> |> > > > >
|> |> |> > > > > Thank you and have a nice day!
|> |> |> > > > >
|> |> |> > > > > Regards,
|> |> |> > > > > Joe Wu
|> |> |> > > > > Product Support Services
|> |> |> > > > > Microsoft Corporation
|> |> |> > > > >
|> |> |> > > > > Get Secure! -
www.microsoft.com/security
|> |> |> > > > >
|> |> |> > > > > ====================================================
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|> |> |> newsreader
|> |> |> > so
|> |> |> > > > > that others may learn and benefit from your issue.
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|> |confers
|> |> |no
|> |> |> > > > rights.
|> |> |> > > > >
|> |> |> > > > > --------------------
|> |> |> > > > > |From: "Jeff" <
[email protected]>
|> |> |> > > > > |Subject: Conditional Forwarding Not Available
|> |> |> > > > > |Date: Thu, 25 Sep 2003 15:34:09 -0400
|> |> |> > > > > |Lines: 27
|> |> |> > > > > |X-Priority: 3
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|> |> |> > > > > |Message-ID: <
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|> |> |> > > > > |Newsgroups: microsoft.public.win2000.dns
|> |> |> > > > > |NNTP-Posting-Host: bankofutica-gate-line-r.bankofutica.com
|> |> |> > > > 216.230.225.242
|> |> |> > > > > |Path:
|> |> |> cpmsftngxa06.phx.gbl!TK2MSFTNGP08.phx.gbl!tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl
|> |> |> > > > > |Xref: cpmsftngxa06.phx.gbl
|microsoft.public.win2000.dns:26616
|> |> |> > > > > |X-Tomcat-NG: microsoft.public.win2000.dns
|> |> |> > > > > |
|> |> |> > > > > |In harmony with KB 229840 I attempted to delete the . root
|> dns
|> |> |> entry
|> |> |> > > > using
|> |> |> > > > > |the dnscmd /ZoneDelete . /DsDel but received an error
|> |> |> > > > > |DNS_ERROR_ZONE_DOES_NOT_EXIST 9601 (00002581)
|> |> |> > > > > |
|> |> |> > > > > |If I look at the DNS Console I only see a . (root) entry
in
|> |the
|> |> |> > cached
|> |> |> > > > > |lookups and my regular domain is in the Forward Lookups.
|> |> |> > > > > |
|> |> |> > > > > |When I choose properties, and click on the Forwarders tab,
|> |> (which
|> |> |> is
|> |> |> > > not
|> |> |> > > > > |grayed out) there is a message displayed that says:
|> |"Conditional
|> |> |> > > > Forwarding
|> |> |> > > > > |is Not Available Because this Server is a Downlevel
Server"
|> |and
|> |> |> there
|> |> |> > > is
|> |> |> > > > no
|> |> |> > > > > |option to enable forwarders.
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|> |> |> > > > > |This machine connects to a Proxy Server which is behind a
|> |> |firewall.
|> |> |> > > The
|> |> |> > > > > |proxy server has one NIC and has three entries for DNS,
one
|> is
|> |> |the
|> |> |> > DNS
|> |> |> > > > > |server mentioned above and the other two are the ISP
Public
|> |DNS
|> |> |> > > servers.
|> |> |> > > > I
|> |> |> > > > > |am interested in removing the 2 ISP entries so that I can
|> |> |eliminate
|> |> |> > > some
|> |> |> > > > > |possible event errors such as 5774. But in order to do
|this,
|> |my
|> |> |> > > clients
|> |> |> > > > > all
|> |> |> > > > > |point to the Proxy (client installed) so the Proxy would
|look
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|> |> |> the
|> |> |> > > DNS
|> |> |> > > > > |server to resolve a name, but I don't think I have
|something
|> |> |right
|> |> |> so
|> |> |> > > > that
|> |> |> > > > > I
|> |> |> > > > > |can enable Forwarding to ISP DNS servers.
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|> |> |> > > > > |How can I make this work.
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|> |> |> > > > > |Thanks
|> |> |> > > > > |Jeff Smyrski
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