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Have you enabled aging/scavaging to be less than 24 hours? if so this would cause a problem.
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Have you enabled aging/scavaging to be less than 24 hours? if so this would cause a problem.

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Can you also list out the TCP/IP settings of this server... &nbsp;Make sure that it is only pointing to your internal Windows DNS servers for the domain and no where else... &nbsp;It might also help to show a screen shot of tcp/ip settings.
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Can you also list out the TCP/IP settings of this server...  Make sure that it is only pointing to your internal Windows DNS servers for the domain and no where else...  It might also help to show a screen shot of tcp/ip settings.

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It was the second nic that screwed it up. 
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It was the second nic that screwed it up.

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Hi!<br />
I have a server that is a member of the domain. For a little wile ago I could not access it through host name. I then checked dns and saw that it was gone. Accessing the server with ip worked and I could log on with domain accounts etc. I then tried &quot;ipconfig /registerdns&quot; without success.<br />
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Now I have tried to remove/add to domain and then the records comes back. But now its gone again. I have added it manually and unchecked the allow autneticated computers to update but it just removes it. <br />
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Why doset it keep disapering? Is there any settings on the server that I can change?
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Hi!
I have a server that is a member of the domain. For a little wile ago I could not access it through host name. I then checked dns and saw that it was gone. Accessing the server with ip worked and I could log on with domain accounts etc. I then tried "ipconfig /registerdns" without success.

Now I have tried to remove/add to domain and then the records comes back. But now its gone again. I have added it manually and unchecked the allow autneticated computers to update but it just removes it. 

Why doset it keep disapering? Is there any settings on the server that I can change?

Server removes its dns records

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The Domain Name System (DNS) is a hierarchical, globally distributed system responsible for associating the name of a computer, service or other resource into an IP address for connecting to the Internet or a private network. Most prominently, it translates domain names to the numerical IP addresses needed for the purpose of computer services and devices worldwide.