Strange SRV records

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I have the following SRV record in my DNS server:
_ldap SRV [0][100][389] trillium.

and

_ldap SRV [0][100][389] trillium.training.com

What does the first SRV record mean?
 
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I have the following SRV record in my DNS server:
_ldap SRV [0][100][389] trillium.

and

_ldap SRV [0][100][389] trillium.training.com

What does the first SRV record mean?
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The same thing as the second one. It's just an unqualified name, and I'm
guessing you found it sitting in the "root" of "training.com" in DNS.

Laura
 
Do you why I would be getting unqualified names like these? I have not seen
this in other networks.
 
I tried that, but they come right back. None were added manually!!

Bruce said:
Do you why I would be getting unqualified names like these? I have not seen
this in other networks.

Bruce said:
I have the following SRV record in my DNS server:
_ldap SRV [0][100][389] trillium.

and

_ldap SRV [0][100][389] trillium.training.com

What does the first SRV record mean?
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Interesting...

When you delete all records, do both the FQDN and the hostname come back or
just the hostname?


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Paul Williams

http://www.msresource.net/
http://forums.msresource.net/


Bruce said:
I tried that, but they come right back. None were added manually!!

Bruce said:
Do you why I would be getting unqualified names like these? I have not seen
this in other networks.

Bruce said:
I have the following SRV record in my DNS server:
_ldap SRV [0][100][389] trillium.

and

_ldap SRV [0][100][389] trillium.training.com

What does the first SRV record mean?
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I only delete the ones that only have the hostname and a dot. Should I try
deleting the FQDN entries as well?

Bruce said:
I tried that, but they come right back. None were added manually!!

Bruce said:
Do you why I would be getting unqualified names like these? I have not seen
this in other networks.

Bruce said:
I have the following SRV record in my DNS server:
_ldap SRV [0][100][389] trillium.

and

_ldap SRV [0][100][389] trillium.training.com

What does the first SRV record mean?
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Delete the _msdcs folder ;-)

Netlogon will re-create it when it starts.

--

Paul Williams

http://www.msresource.net
http://forums.msresource.net


I only delete the ones that only have the hostname and a dot. Should I try
deleting the FQDN entries as well?

Bruce said:
I tried that, but they come right back. None were added manually!!

Bruce said:
Do you why I would be getting unqualified names like these? I have not
seen
this in other networks.

Bruce said:
I have the following SRV record in my DNS server:
_ldap SRV [0][100][389] trillium.

and

_ldap SRV [0][100][389] trillium.training.com

What does the first SRV record mean?
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
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