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DNS problem

Asked by henryk123 in Windows 2003 Server, Active Directory, Domain Name Service (DNS)

Tags: configured, dns, local

Hello,
I have small network 30 workstations and 5 servers (windows 2003 server).
Few weeks ago I tried configure remote access on the second NIC in my domain controler.
I wasn't good idea. All network holds and server changed DNS. After that I disbled second NIC in mu DC controler and deleted from DNS any strange IPs. Now, almost everything is ok. Some problems:
-  I have two workstations where I have big delay if I connect to our ERP system. All another workstations work fine. (I renewed DNS on these workstation but stll is the same, I used ipconfig /flushdns, ipconfig /renewdns) Can I use the same commands on DC controler ? It is safe ? If I use these commands on server I have to do net stop netlogon and net start netlogon ?
- form time to time I have on DC server in even viewer log - error from NETLOGON ("dynamic registration aor deregistration on or more DNS records failed with the folowing errors, No DNS Servers configured for local systems). What I did ? I used ndiag.exe on cmd mode on server. Everything is ok. No errors.
- if I use nslookup in the DNS console on DC server I see: "Can't find server name for address 192.168.......
Non- existent domain, Default server Unknown"  - I can ping DNS server by name and by IP address, No problems from any workstations and servers.
Thx for help
Henry
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