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Netdiag /fix equivalent in 2008R2? (Force DC to re-register all DNS entries)
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Paul
Sep 7, 2011, 11:28:29 AM9/7/11
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Some of my DNS are run on BIND, and when I promoted a DC, it may not
have been able to register its DNS records due to this. I think I've
alleviated the problem and done a "dcdiag /test:registerindns /
dnsdomain /v", and it tells me the server is able to register
entries. It still hasn't though, and it's causing replication and app
problems. Normally I'd do a "netdiag /fix" to force it to re-register
DNS entries, but since that was ripped out of 2008, I'm at a loss.
What would be the equivalent in 2008R2, or how would I force the DC to
register itself? Thanks.
have been able to register its DNS records due to this. I think I've
alleviated the problem and done a "dcdiag /test:registerindns /
dnsdomain /v", and it tells me the server is able to register
entries. It still hasn't though, and it's causing replication and app
problems. Normally I'd do a "netdiag /fix" to force it to re-register
DNS entries, but since that was ripped out of 2008, I'm at a loss.
What would be the equivalent in 2008R2, or how would I force the DC to
register itself? Thanks.
Paul
Paul
Sep 7, 2011, 11:37:47 AM9/7/11
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Btw, I've tried to do a simple ipconfig /registerdns. It didn't work.
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Sep 10, 2011, 5:24:20 PM9/10/11
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"Paul" <pau...@iona.com> wrote in message
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> Btw, I've tried to do a simple ipconfig /registerdns. It didn't work.
>
ipconfig /registerdns only attempts registration of the A and PTR records.
nltest /dsregdns should do the trick for the SRV records.
... or stopping and starting the netlogon service, this could take up to 15
minutes ISTR.
I assume the ACLs on your zone files allow updates by the particular domain
controllers?
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