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Static DNS Entries Deleting Themselves From 2008 Internal DNS Servers
We have a sharepoint website on a server. We added an externally accessible website to the same server on a separate IP address. Upon doing so we are having dns issues.
on the ip address .58 we have a site on 80 and 443. They are both configured to use the .58 ip address. on the ip .57 we have an 80 which is a redirect to a different 443 site. So in short 4 sites, 2 on 80 and 2 on 443 configured across the 2 different IP's.
Ever since doing that we are having issues with DNS. We have two nic's one set to not report to DNS (.57) and the other now set to report to DNS (58) on the nic under advanced settings and on the DNS tab.
Throughout the day the DNS entries are just totally disapearing from DNS (which is on a totally different server within our domain). We have set a static DNS to point to .58 (57 is the externally accessible site and doesnt need it) but the static entry is also dissapearing from DNS and the site becomes unreachable obviously because it can no longer resolve the ip address.
Any ideas??!
on the ip address .58 we have a site on 80 and 443. They are both configured to use the .58 ip address. on the ip .57 we have an 80 which is a redirect to a different 443 site. So in short 4 sites, 2 on 80 and 2 on 443 configured across the 2 different IP's.
Ever since doing that we are having issues with DNS. We have two nic's one set to not report to DNS (.57) and the other now set to report to DNS (58) on the nic under advanced settings and on the DNS tab.
Throughout the day the DNS entries are just totally disapearing from DNS (which is on a totally different server within our domain). We have set a static DNS to point to .58 (57 is the externally accessible site and doesnt need it) but the static entry is also dissapearing from DNS and the site becomes unreachable obviously because it can no longer resolve the ip address.
Any ideas??!
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we do not have the dns key in our registry at all... the article seemed to be stemming from one for a 2000 server. Is this key on your servers???
In addition we are still confused as to how this key is being deleted / removed from dns. We only have two system admins and both of us are working on this issue so we know that someone is not deleting the entry manually.
Thanks again for your help
In addition we are still confused as to how this key is being deleted / removed from dns. We only have two system admins and both of us are working on this issue so we know that someone is not deleting the entry manually.
Thanks again for your help
They are for Windows 2008 servers which are the cause of the issue
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a reboot fixed it
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=975808