Hi there, am i right in thinking that all of your clients have ptr records in
the reverse look up zone? PTR records are the only ones that should be in the
reverse lookup zone. If some clients are not registering A records in the
forward lookup zone, then you need to check the dhcp server settings to see
if its set to dynamically update addresses that it assigns. Also nt4 and
earlier clients will not register their own records dhcp must be configured
to update them. For dhcp to update dns the dhcp client service must be
running on the dhcp server.
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James Yeomans, BSc, MCSE
"Emilio G. Burgoa" wrote:
[Quoted Text] > Hello...
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> I have two servers DNS and DHCP, configured for update the registers A
> and PTR from DHCP to DNS, but only some DHCP client have the A record in the
> primary zone of the DNS server and in the reverse lookup zone only exists
> the PTR record for the all DHCP clients.
>
> How is bad o missing configured ???
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> Thanks.
>
> Emilio Burgoa
> San Juan - Argentina
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