DNS voodoo
- From: "Jaap de Koning" <jaap.dekoning@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 16 Mar 2006 02:08:12 -0800
Hello,
Earlier I posted a message about our Windows 2000 DNS (AD integrated),
and our RRAS clients. Unfortunatly, we never got it to work to our
satisfaction, but now we've moved on!
Right now we are using a Cisco PIX with VPN capabilities, which works
like a charm - for the biggest part.
We created a user group on the PIX, defined our DNS and WINS servers,
and logged on. All seemed fine so far. An ipconfig / all shows all the
correct settings, and I can reach my servers by either their netbios
name or by their FQDN, and browse the network. All is good in paradise.
Until we found out that the original problem what we had with RRAS is
still here. My VPN clients don't register in DNS. They seem to be able
to query the DNS server for records of other computers, but they don't
update their record.
When I give a ipconfig /registerdns the registration seems to work -
but when I use a user account to ipconfig /registerdns they get an
access denied error (which I think is standard behaviour).
Is there something wrong in my DNS security settings? It's set to allow
dynamic updates from non-secure hosts. We are in quite a tight spot
about this, because we use an application on the LAN, which connect to
the clients by using FTP - and of course its either not finding a name
at all in DNS or the wrong name (from when the client is at the
office).
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Jaap de Koning
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