Netlogon error 5774

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Looking for some help on an error I've been getting in one
of my server's system log.

Registration of the DNS record '0cf66ba6-cc2d-4d69-9acd-
6ad54450cfa0._msdcs.Domainname.com. 600 IN CNAME dss-
servername.Domainname.com.' failed with the following
error:
DNS RR set that ought to exist, does not exist.

Running Windows 2000 SP4 with AD integrated DNS. I've
checked and the CNAME record is present and after looking
at Q article 284963 I've made sure the DNS server is
identified properly and that the system is set to allow
dynamic updates.

Any help would be appreciated.
 
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frizzb said:
Looking for some help on an error I've been getting in one
of my server's system log.

Registration of the DNS record '0cf66ba6-cc2d-4d69-9acd-
6ad54450cfa0._msdcs.Domainname.com. 600 IN CNAME dss-
servername.Domainname.com.' failed with the following
error:
DNS RR set that ought to exist, does not exist.

Running Windows 2000 SP4 with AD integrated DNS. I've
checked and the CNAME record is present and after looking
at Q article 284963 I've made sure the DNS server is
identified properly and that the system is set to allow
dynamic updates.

Any help would be appreciated.
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That can be caused by specifying your ISP's DNS in your IP properties.

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Ace

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Ace Fekay, MCSE 2000, MCSE+I, MCSA, MCT, MVP
Microsoft Windows MVP - Active Directory
 
Thanks for the suggestion, however upon checking the only
DNS IP address I have listed is the DNS server's. I don't
have any external IP listed. Thanks though.
 
Any other thoughts
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Thanks for the suggestion, however upon checking the only
DNS IP address I have listed is the DNS server's. I don't
have any external IP listed. Thanks though.

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Any other thoughts
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Usually the ISP thing causes this. Other factors can also cause it.

Post an unedited ipconfig /all and the actual AD DNS domain name (as it
shows up in ADUC). That will give us a better start in diagnosing it for
you.


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Regards,
Ace

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This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties.

Ace Fekay, MCSE 2000, MCSE+I, MCSA, MCT, MVP
Microsoft Windows MVP - Active Directory
 
Hello all in this thread,

I did not find the starting message but some days ago I searched thsi group
for same problem and found the message, that my DNS-Entry for the
networksettings should not point to my ISPs DNS. I have set this entry back
to the server itself, who is acting as PDC with active DIrectory. Now all
this netlogon events no longer are entered.

Now my question:
my 2nd DNS in the network settings is the DSL-Router suppling the connection
to my ISP. The server needs for some reason internet access. My tests fail,
if the DSL-Router's IP is not the 1st DNS-entry in the server's network
settings. WIth AD integrated zones however, there is no possibility to enter
a forwarder. What can I do?

Hartmut
 
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Hartmut Berghoff said:
Hello all in this thread,

I did not find the starting message but some days ago I searched thsi
group for same problem and found the message, that my DNS-Entry for
the networksettings should not point to my ISPs DNS. I have set this
entry back to the server itself, who is acting as PDC with active
DIrectory. Now all this netlogon events no longer are entered.

Now my question:
my 2nd DNS in the network settings is the DSL-Router suppling the
connection to my ISP. The server needs for some reason internet
access. My tests fail, if the DSL-Router's IP is not the 1st
DNS-entry in the server's network settings. WIth AD integrated zones
however, there is no possibility to enter a forwarder. What can I do?

Hartmut
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You should ONLY have the server listed for DNS on the NIC in TCP/IP
properties, no external or ISP's DNS in any position.
For internet access you can optionally use your ISP's DSN as a forwarder. If
the Forwarder option is grayed out on the forwarders tab, delete the Root
"." Forward lookup zone, refresh the DNS console or close and reopen then
you can define a forwarder on the forwarder tab.
300202 - HOW TO: Configure DNS for Internet Access in Windows 2000
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=300202&FR=1
 
Hello all,

my probelm is solved. See my thread dated of feb 24th.

Ragards
Hartmut
 
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