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DNS records being taken from second interface
Hello,
When a user comes in via VPN, his IP is registered in DNS.
However, DNS is also registering the home IP of the user.
How can we make sure that the home IP of the user should not be registered in the DNS?
Environment:
DNS: Windows server 2008 R2 SP1
DHCP: Windows server 2008 R2 SP1
When a user comes in via VPN, his IP is registered in DNS.
However, DNS is also registering the home IP of the user.
How can we make sure that the home IP of the user should not be registered in the DNS?
Environment:
DNS: Windows server 2008 R2 SP1
DHCP: Windows server 2008 R2 SP1
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It's a Mac
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I want that only records from DHCP should be registered in DNS
How is the MAC connected to the internet? wifi or by lan?
What ip address range is the mac on when not VPN'd in?
What ip address range is the VPN connection
What ip address range is the mac on when not VPN'd in?
What ip address range is the VPN connection
ASKER
there are more than 200 MAC's, so can't say how they will be connected.
They can be in any range as we have no control once they are out...
VPN ranges vary as per the group membership, but this is not handled via DHCP, that is why I am asking if we can only update DNS for IP's being handed out by DHCP then we can isolate this problem...
They can be in any range as we have no control once they are out...
VPN ranges vary as per the group membership, but this is not handled via DHCP, that is why I am asking if we can only update DNS for IP's being handed out by DHCP then we can isolate this problem...
Are they logging into the domain with a domain account?
I found this that may help you
http://forums.appleinsider.com/t/48772/os-x-and-dns
I am thinking that the mac do not register into DNS
Do you have any third party app installed on the MAC?
Do these mac ever connect on the local lan? If they did maybe it registered in DNS the local nic mac address and is remembering that info
Just some thoughts
I found this that may help you
http://forums.appleinsider.com/t/48772/os-x-and-dns
I am thinking that the mac do not register into DNS
Do you have any third party app installed on the MAC?
Do these mac ever connect on the local lan? If they did maybe it registered in DNS the local nic mac address and is remembering that info
Just some thoughts
ASKER
Yes they logged in domain with domain account. But the ip registered is not of LAN
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Check the network properties on the Local Network adapter
Go to Advanced TCP/IP Settings select DNS tab
Is Register this address in DNS checked if so uncheck it