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Gerry Hickman
Hi,
Win2k Servers SP4 (AD Native Mode)
Win2k D-DNS, NOT "Active Directory Integrated" at this stage
Win2k Clients SP4 using fixed IP addresses - not DHCP
Win2k Clients are told to "register" themselves with DNS
When checking event logs of new client machines, I see a lot of dnsapi
entries, and their A records are missing from DNS.
This has only just come to light, because we also run WINS and we've
therefore not actually been seeing DNS resolution issues. If you use
NSLOOKUP, you get the _correct_ answer (!), but if you look in the zone
file on the server, the client name is NOT there!
However, after some days (?) the records _do_ appear on the DNS server!
I don't know if it's hours or days or what, but somehow they magically
appear when I'm not looking.
Obviously if we wanted to turn off WINS, this would be a serious
problem; any new machine placed on the network would not work properly
for some number of hours/days.
I've read the troubleshooting guide on MSDN, but everything seems in
order. Has anyone else run into this kind of thing?
Win2k Servers SP4 (AD Native Mode)
Win2k D-DNS, NOT "Active Directory Integrated" at this stage
Win2k Clients SP4 using fixed IP addresses - not DHCP
Win2k Clients are told to "register" themselves with DNS
When checking event logs of new client machines, I see a lot of dnsapi
entries, and their A records are missing from DNS.
This has only just come to light, because we also run WINS and we've
therefore not actually been seeing DNS resolution issues. If you use
NSLOOKUP, you get the _correct_ answer (!), but if you look in the zone
file on the server, the client name is NOT there!
However, after some days (?) the records _do_ appear on the DNS server!
I don't know if it's hours or days or what, but somehow they magically
appear when I'm not looking.
Obviously if we wanted to turn off WINS, this would be a serious
problem; any new machine placed on the network would not work properly
for some number of hours/days.
I've read the troubleshooting guide on MSDN, but everything seems in
order. Has anyone else run into this kind of thing?