C
Christopher Berg
hello.
i am having a problem whereby my windows xp (sp2) clients are not
attempting to update their dns hostname dynamically.
i am using 'ipconfig /registerdns' to force the dns update, and
can verify that an attempt is not being made both by using a packet
sniffer on the client as well as on the server; no dns update is
sent.
the following conditions are true:
- the dhcp client service is running on the client
- the "register this connection's address in DNS" box is checked
- in the registry:
HKLM\system\currentcontrolset\services\tcpip\parameters\
interfaces\[active interface]\DisableDynamicUpdate is 0
- despite promises from 'ipconfig /registerdns', nothing is
showing up in the event viewer
perhaps telling is that
HKLM\system\currentcontrolset\services\tcpip\parameters\DNSRegisteredAdapters
contains no keys. but this still doesn't work if i create a key
with the name that represents the active interface.
these conditions are true regardless of whether the ip information
is assigned statically or through dhcp.
please help. i am running out of ideas.
i am having a problem whereby my windows xp (sp2) clients are not
attempting to update their dns hostname dynamically.
i am using 'ipconfig /registerdns' to force the dns update, and
can verify that an attempt is not being made both by using a packet
sniffer on the client as well as on the server; no dns update is
sent.
the following conditions are true:
- the dhcp client service is running on the client
- the "register this connection's address in DNS" box is checked
- in the registry:
HKLM\system\currentcontrolset\services\tcpip\parameters\
interfaces\[active interface]\DisableDynamicUpdate is 0
- despite promises from 'ipconfig /registerdns', nothing is
showing up in the event viewer
perhaps telling is that
HKLM\system\currentcontrolset\services\tcpip\parameters\DNSRegisteredAdapters
contains no keys. but this still doesn't work if i create a key
with the name that represents the active interface.
these conditions are true regardless of whether the ip information
is assigned statically or through dhcp.
please help. i am running out of ideas.