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David
Guest
RE: Dynamic DNS, DNS Records & Scavenging
Hi Guys,
Has anyone had anythought on my post from last week? I'm pulling my hair out
to get this working.
Hello Peeps,
We have an issue whereby we want external clients to register there VPN IP
addresses in DNS. The VPN connections are handled by a RAS server which gets
the IP addresses from DHCP. There are two DHCP Servers;
DC01 DHCP,DNS, Domain Controller
Server01 DHCP,DNS, Domain Controller
Server02 RAS
Both the servers are set to update A and PTR records for clients. In DNS
however this doesn't seem to be the case. I then added DC01 to the
DNSUpdateProxy and when i did this i saw my test laptop register its ip in
dns. I then disconnected and reconnected and got a different IP address. the
ip address i got then was one which was already associated with an A record
for another computer but the lease for the IP had expired hence why it was
assigned to me. With the DHCP servers there are no overlaps in the IP
address scopes. Do you think the A record for the other computer is stopping
my system from registering a DNS record?
Please note that there is no scavenging turned on at the server or the zone
levels.
David.
Hi Guys,
Has anyone had anythought on my post from last week? I'm pulling my hair out
to get this working.
Hello Peeps,
We have an issue whereby we want external clients to register there VPN IP
addresses in DNS. The VPN connections are handled by a RAS server which gets
the IP addresses from DHCP. There are two DHCP Servers;
DC01 DHCP,DNS, Domain Controller
Server01 DHCP,DNS, Domain Controller
Server02 RAS
Both the servers are set to update A and PTR records for clients. In DNS
however this doesn't seem to be the case. I then added DC01 to the
DNSUpdateProxy and when i did this i saw my test laptop register its ip in
dns. I then disconnected and reconnected and got a different IP address. the
ip address i got then was one which was already associated with an A record
for another computer but the lease for the IP had expired hence why it was
assigned to me. With the DHCP servers there are no overlaps in the IP
address scopes. Do you think the A record for the other computer is stopping
my system from registering a DNS record?
Please note that there is no scavenging turned on at the server or the zone
levels.
David.