C
C Hall
hello everyone,
We have a W2K domain--domain.com, which we use for our forward lookup zone,
but not all the clients on the network are members of the AD domain. Would
this effect clients registering in DNS? I'm thinking it wouldn't make a
difference, but not sure what else to look at...
Here's the situation: I've setup DNS with the above zone and appropriate
reverse zones...we have several. We're changing the clients DNS
configuration, location by location. I have DHCP in one of our locations and
I have it configured to update clients ALWAYS; I've also set it up to update
downlevel clients. All zones are configured to allow dynamic updates (YES)
and the PTR records seem to be getting updated, but the A records are not
getting updated.
Thanks,
Chris
We have a W2K domain--domain.com, which we use for our forward lookup zone,
but not all the clients on the network are members of the AD domain. Would
this effect clients registering in DNS? I'm thinking it wouldn't make a
difference, but not sure what else to look at...
Here's the situation: I've setup DNS with the above zone and appropriate
reverse zones...we have several. We're changing the clients DNS
configuration, location by location. I have DHCP in one of our locations and
I have it configured to update clients ALWAYS; I've also set it up to update
downlevel clients. All zones are configured to allow dynamic updates (YES)
and the PTR records seem to be getting updated, but the A records are not
getting updated.
Thanks,
Chris