Hi, i just found that the ip address was wrong in the dns. After i modified
it then everything works fine. Fyi, 2 nics and internal and external.SP3.
Thanks
My win2k3 is joined as member server to my DC and it has isa server 2004.
But when i want to view active directory user and computers or any other
administrative service in DC, it will prompted that cannot contact DC or
the
DC is not online. Pls help. Thanks
Re: Problem with internet connection ... Depending on the hardware/NIC you maybe can use a teaming software to combine both physical NICs to a virtual, which then can be used for automatic failover or loadbalanced. ... Multihoming a server, using more then one ip address, can result in problems you don't wan't. ... Multihomed DCs, DNS, RRAS servers. ... there are some registry changes to eliminate the registration of the external NIC. ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.networking)
Re: Urgent! New router and big disaster ... NIC, you need to specify an external DNS server for DNS, instead of the ... Both NICs should point to his internal IP for DNS. ... forward ports to it reliably in the router.... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
Re: issue with DC replication ...DNS server to ... As Jorge stated and explained why, multiple NICs on a DC is not recommended ...internet gateway, it is recommended to purchase an inexpensive, or cable/DLS ... there are some registry changes to eliminate the ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.active_directory)
Re: Machines not being registered in DNS anymore ... using two nics on a dc is only a problem when both nics are on the ... But if on different subnets, and one is NOT reachable by clients, yet the registration exists in DNS and will more than likely be given to a client in a query response, then YES it WILL be problematic. ... If you have an ISP's (or some other outside DNS server or even using your router as a DNS server) DNS addresses in your IP configuration, they need to be REMOVED and ONLY use the internal DNS server. ... there are some registry changes to eliminate the registration of the external NIC or simply use the internal networking routing to allow access. ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.dns)
Re: Some xp clients very slow to boot ... this connection addresses in DNS".... You can stop DNS registering by telling it to only listen to the internal interface, however to control netlogon requires registry alterations.... If the both NICs are internal, I would suggest to pick a subnet, team the NICs and allow your internal routers handle the traffic between subnets - Good luck! ... The one section of the article that disables these records is done with this registry entry: ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
