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An unknown error occurred while validating the server under DNS
I have an issue with one of my Windows 2008 R2 DC's and that when I go under DNS on the server and under Forward Lookup Zones and then under NameServers.
When I click the resolve button I get an error "An unknown error occurred while validating the server".
I have read that for some it is fixed by enabling IPv6 and I have done that and also I have tried disabling my firewall but I still get this error.
Thanks
K.
When I click the resolve button I get an error "An unknown error occurred while validating the server".
I have read that for some it is fixed by enabling IPv6 and I have done that and also I have tried disabling my firewall but I still get this error.
Thanks
K.
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@Syed
In this particular site I have only one DCGC and if you are asking over-all in all our different AD sites we have about 40 DCGC's
It is running AD-Integrated DNS and yes when I open the command prompt and say
nslookup <domain name> I get a a list of all my DC's in my domain and I dont get an error
In this particular site I have only one DCGC and if you are asking over-all in all our different AD sites we have about 40 DCGC's
It is running AD-Integrated DNS and yes when I open the command prompt and say
nslookup <domain name> I get a a list of all my DC's in my domain and I dont get an error
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Ok, Thanks!
this could be for many reasons;
make sure you have A and NS record for the DC
try to run dcdiag /v on this dc and check if there is any error?
Try to put DC IPV4 ip address and check? or the serevr name... make sure the DC is not behind the firewall , or the windows firewall is not blocking...
make sure you have A and NS record for the DC
try to run dcdiag /v on this dc and check if there is any error?
Try to put DC IPV4 ip address and check? or the serevr name... make sure the DC is not behind the firewall , or the windows firewall is not blocking...
what type of DNS you are running? is it integrated ?
are any serevr running secondary zones?
how many DC/GC you have in your domain
can you open cmd>nslookup> put your domainname and enter.... do you recive any error?