Mike Hammer
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DNS issue
Hi
Three ad sites on different subsets
I want to be able to restore a backup of a server in to any of the sites change its ip to suit the subnet
And have all the clients connected to it (av) instantly be able to find it
What can I do to help dns with going to client and flushing . Alias? Extra ips? Extra nice etc Windows 2012 R2
Clients use netbios to locate the server Or up
Ttl is 8 hours which I don’t want to reduce
Three ad sites on different subsets
I want to be able to restore a backup of a server in to any of the sites change its ip to suit the subnet
And have all the clients connected to it (av) instantly be able to find it
What can I do to help dns with going to client and flushing . Alias? Extra ips? Extra nice etc Windows 2012 R2
Clients use netbios to locate the server Or up
Ttl is 8 hours which I don’t want to reduce
what is AV?
what is relation of IP with backup?
Did not get what is requirement?
I want to be able to restore a backup of a server in to any of the sites change its ip to suit the subnet
And have all the clients connected to it (av) instantly be able to find it
what is relation of IP with backup?
Did not get what is requirement?
ASKER
AV = anti virus
The av agents talk back to the controlling server
If I move this server to another subnet (disaster recovery )
I need to change it's ip
The agents now need there dns cache flushing before they report back
Is there anything I can do to negate this need to flush
Cheers
The av agents talk back to the controlling server
If I move this server to another subnet (disaster recovery )
I need to change it's ip
The agents now need there dns cache flushing before they report back
Is there anything I can do to negate this need to flush
Cheers
I don't know if AV supports failover clustering
In that case you need two servers in active / passive mode and can switch back and forth active server and client will report only to active server
Client will get Virtual IP behind which physical IPs will reside and then you don't need to move servers across subnet
because if you keep changing active server IP, DNS cache will not flush automatically until expires or manually flushed
In that case you need two servers in active / passive mode and can switch back and forth active server and client will report only to active server
Client will get Virtual IP behind which physical IPs will reside and then you don't need to move servers across subnet
because if you keep changing active server IP, DNS cache will not flush automatically until expires or manually flushed
ASKER
Not what I'm asking
I'm fine with clusters this particular vendor doesn't support Plus don't want another cluster
As av doesn't stop working with out the controlling server I'm happy for the 15 mins it takes to restore and change ip
The scenario is just having one virtual server If it fails or issues with main site I just retire to another site change its ip
It all works But I have to clear the dns cash on the clients (all servers)
I was just wondering if I could negate the need .
Cheers
I'm fine with clusters this particular vendor doesn't support Plus don't want another cluster
As av doesn't stop working with out the controlling server I'm happy for the 15 mins it takes to restore and change ip
The scenario is just having one virtual server If it fails or issues with main site I just retire to another site change its ip
It all works But I have to clear the dns cash on the clients (all servers)
I was just wondering if I could negate the need .
Cheers
TTL of 8x hours will create massive problems.
I run TTLs of 10m during production + 1m during migrations.
DNS traffic is so light, it's lost in the noise of other traffic.
I run TTLs of 10m during production + 1m during migrations.
DNS traffic is so light, it's lost in the noise of other traffic.
ASKER
Actually sorry the last bit of your comment fits I'm looking for methods to avoid that
Tricks even like adding a nic/ip for each site
Or even Don't bother it's a dumb idea
Tricks even like adding a nic/ip for each site
Or even Don't bother it's a dumb idea
ASKER
Hi to be honest I guessed at ttl I'll check If it was a minute or two I think it might be fine
Cheers for the nudge
Cheers for the nudge
You could set av server record ttl to 1 minute if wanted to
Link an GPO to the AD Site (instead on OU, domain) that will do the appropriate actions on the AV server
ASKER
Thanks guys Have a bigger issue for a few days but will try all suggestions soon as I can
Cheers
Cheers
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