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Under name server tab all name servers look OK. I checked every single tab and menu under DNS and only typo error here and it looks like external domain!
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Under name server tab all name servers look OK. I checked every single tab and menu under DNS and only typo error here and it looks like external domain!

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Can you ping/resolve the name?
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More detail would be better. Thanks anyway need to close this topic.
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More detail would be better. Thanks anyway need to close this topic.

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Hi,<br />
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I have noticed that _msdcs typed incorrectly as seen in the screenshot. What is the appropriate way to fix it? Please refer screenshot.<br />
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Regards<br />
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dnsyanlis.png

Hi,

I have noticed that _msdcs typed incorrectly as seen in the screenshot. What is the appropriate way to fix it? Please refer screenshot.

Regards



_msdcs typed incorrectly, is it safe to fix it?

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