Re: After Deletion PTR Record reappears

can someone help me in resolving this prob

"Vemula" wrote:

Hi,

It seems you are unable to understand my prob.

Stephen it is a not AD to do meta data cleanup.

It is a member server which is part of domain.After decommissioning the PTR
record still appears.Stangely after deleting manually.

But there is no prob with host A record.



"Stephen Whitlock" wrote:

Have a look at this:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/216498/en-us

Following the steps outlined you should be able to see if the deleted
server still has an entry "left over" in Active Directory. If it has you
should be able to delete it completely from Active Directory using the
ntdsutil command line utility and then you should be able to delete the
ptr record.

Vemula wrote:
Hi Stephen Whitlock
Thanks for your information.

My Prob is when i delete the DNS PTR record on windows 2k3 Server its
getting deleted and the moment when i refresh/reload it, I could see the
records again back in DNS PTR
I wonder what made this to come back even after deleting it
Note:- This is a server and hence the PTR record is should get deleted once
we delete from PTR records
No DHCP Scope defined for this IP


Cheers,
Vijay
"Stephen Whitlock" wrote:

Have a look at this:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/842127

It seems to describe your problem.

Vemula wrote:
Hi Stephen Whitlock,

The server was part of domian which holds a static ip addr it is a non DC.
When the Server is decommissioned, it is disjoined from the domian,
and even it is ensured that the Computer a/c is deleted from AD and host
A,PTR records from DNS.
Though the PTR record get's deleted it will reappear when we refresh the DNS
Server.
This is happening with all the decommissioned servers .
The Ip addr of the Decommissioned servers are static.

Cheers
Vemula


"Stephen Whitlock" wrote:

Was the non-existing server ever on the network? If so was it ever a
Domain controller? If so how was it removed from the domain and is it
still present in Active Directory? If it is still present in Active
Directory (and I would guess that it is) then the Microsoft Support
website can tell you how to remove it.


Vemula wrote:
Hi All,

Here is a strange problem with my Windows 2003 DNS server.

Iam unable to delete the PTR record of a no-existing server which will
reappear even after deleting many times .Now in the DNS server there
are two different PTR records(Reverse Lookup) fo the same ip addr.
I could able to delete the PTR record and when i refreshed the DNS,
The enrty sits back again in DNS
Can't find any reason why it behaving peculiar

Can some one help in resolving this issue.


Cheers
Vemula

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