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jsteves
We currently have an all Windows 2000 server network setup. It is configured
with one parent domain and 6 child domains.
From time to time we have an issue where we lose communication by name with
a couple of hour domain controllers in the branch offices. At these tiem we
can ping by FQDN but not NETBIOS name. At these times, we also lost the
child domains in question from Network Neighborhood. Once we reboot the
servers, it works fine but then a few days later, the same problem again. It
is always the same 2 servers that have this issue. There are no errors of
any kind in the event logs and after using DNS logging on the main DNS
servers I see no problems there either.
Pinging by IP address is never an issue.
A little more about my setup:
There are 3 servers being used as the Primary DNS servers. The other domain
controllers in the branch offices point to those 3 servers for their DNS.
with one parent domain and 6 child domains.
From time to time we have an issue where we lose communication by name with
a couple of hour domain controllers in the branch offices. At these tiem we
can ping by FQDN but not NETBIOS name. At these times, we also lost the
child domains in question from Network Neighborhood. Once we reboot the
servers, it works fine but then a few days later, the same problem again. It
is always the same 2 servers that have this issue. There are no errors of
any kind in the event logs and after using DNS logging on the main DNS
servers I see no problems there either.
Pinging by IP address is never an issue.
A little more about my setup:
There are 3 servers being used as the Primary DNS servers. The other domain
controllers in the branch offices point to those 3 servers for their DNS.