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Asked by csandlin in Domain Name Service (DNS), Windows Server 2008
I have an Exchange 2007 Client Access Server with an A record that keeps disappearing about every 10 minutes. The record is static and the server does not register its own DNS records. The option to "Delete this record when it becomes stale" is not checked. I can manually scavenge records and the record will stay, as it should since it is static anyways. It then disappears for whatever reason about every 10 minutes.
Some background info: We have multiple AD sites with multiple DC's and Exchange servers. All DC's are also DNS servers, and some of the DC's are also DHCP servers, although the server subnet does not have DHCP. This particular server is running Server 2008 x64. It has two different IP addresses and we do not want one of them to register in DNS which is why we are using the static DNS entry. This has been fine for months and then just started happening yesterday, after I found and deleted an invalid A record for that server (was for the other IP address that we don't want a record for).
This is driving me nuts. I had to put in hosts file entries for this on all the Exchange servers so mail can still flow properly. Any ideas?
20091111-EE-VQP-92 - Hierarchy / EE_QW_3_20080625
