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Sunny
Hi all,
I have searched all over the web for some clues on this one but I am
getting nowhere. Here is my problem:
I have an AD integrated DNS zone which permits secure dynamic updates
only. Our clients use DHCP but register their own A and PTR records.
We have started to notice that some clients are failing to update and
refresh their own records and then when looking at the permissions on
these records I see instead of <computername>$ with full control on the
ACL we just see an unresolved SID value with full control.
It looks like somehow computer account SIDs are getting changed and
this is causing them to loose their permissions to update their DNS A
and PTR records. I can confirm 100% that these PCs are not being
renamed or removed and rejoined to the domain.
Deleting the A and PTR records fixes the problem as the client is then
able to create fresh records.
Any clues as to why this might be happening would be gratefully
received.
Cheers,
S
I have searched all over the web for some clues on this one but I am
getting nowhere. Here is my problem:
I have an AD integrated DNS zone which permits secure dynamic updates
only. Our clients use DHCP but register their own A and PTR records.
We have started to notice that some clients are failing to update and
refresh their own records and then when looking at the permissions on
these records I see instead of <computername>$ with full control on the
ACL we just see an unresolved SID value with full control.
It looks like somehow computer account SIDs are getting changed and
this is causing them to loose their permissions to update their DNS A
and PTR records. I can confirm 100% that these PCs are not being
renamed or removed and rejoined to the domain.
Deleting the A and PTR records fixes the problem as the client is then
able to create fresh records.
Any clues as to why this might be happening would be gratefully
received.
Cheers,
S