DNS Records disapearing
I have a mixed domain with server 2003 and server 2008 and in the last week some dns records keep disappearing. the records that have been disappearing are all server records for servers running server 2008 (so far) I can log into the server and force it to re-register its dns using the "ipconfig /registerdns" command and it does re register and show correctly in the dns records on my dns servers. but after about a day the server will again be deleted or removed from the dns records.
Has anyone seen this behavior before? or know how to resolve this. it is cuasing me some headache. thanks
Has anyone seen this behavior before? or know how to resolve this. it is cuasing me some headache. thanks
Have you checked aging and scavenging on the server? What settings have been applied?
In a question I was involved with earlier someone posted a link to a previously answered question relating to this problem. It can be a symptom of lingering objects. Have a read of this and see if it is any help: https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24265262/Disappearing-host-records-in-AD-integrated-DNS.html
In a question I was involved with earlier someone posted a link to a previously answered question relating to this problem. It can be a symptom of lingering objects. Have a read of this and see if it is any help: https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24265262/Disappearing-host-records-in-AD-integrated-DNS.html
He he! I do believe the link I just provided is an answer by you Chris :-) Must refresh...
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so far it seems to be 3 server dns records and all 3 servers are server 2008
aging and scavaging is set to scavage stale records the no-refrsh interval is 7 hours and the refresh interval is 6 hours
aging and scavaging is set to scavage stale records the no-refrsh interval is 7 hours and the refresh interval is 6 hours
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all of our servers are configured with static IP addresses
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ok, I didn't know that but that would make sense. I'll change it to 3 days then so it has a few chances to update itself.
Sounds good :)
Updates from the rest of your clients / DHCP will be fine with that?
Chris
Hey,
One specificc record? Or a group of them?
Aging and Scavenging settings are often the culprit for this kind of behaviour?
Chris