In news:A9ABC7A5-7497-46B5-948E-(E-Mail Removed),
Pierre <(E-Mail Removed)> typed:
> HI,
> I have a simple configuration:
> - One windows 2003 Server SP2 with DNS, IIS and Exchange and domain
> controler.
>
> This server are used for hosting web site.
This is a bad idea....seriously. Get an inexpensive web hosting account and
move your website(s) there - don't host public websites on your LAN, let
alone your DC/Exchange server.
> The FQDN for the active
> directory are the public registrated domain name for the hosting
> domain.
That config can be a bit messy, although some people prefer it. Too late to
change it now, anyway
> This server are behind a firewall and have static private IP:
> 192.168.0.111
>
> ON the dns Zone properties I defind the 2 Domain Name server:
> Web01.arbault.ca 66.129.143.5
> Web02.arbault.ca not installed yet for now I put the same ip
> 66.129.143.5
I'm confused here. Your internal DNS should have *no* public
nameservers...it's for AD only. Don't mix and match.
>
> I remove all the A record that point to the internal IP 192.168.0.111
> for web01. If I do that, after several mnute, the AD stop
> fonctionning making several error in the envent viewer for exchnage
> serve likeMSExchnageAL MSExhangerSA, and so on. I can't open Active
> directory user and computer anymore. IF I replace the A recod in the
> arbault zone: web01.arbault.ca 192.168.0.111 all start fonctionning
> well.
>
Leave it the way it was. You are going to mess up your AD royally! Your
public domain name servers should not be on your internal network.
> The point is: If I let this private IP in the zone, when I check one
> of my hosted domain with DnsReport.com i got this:
> web01.arbault.ca. [192.168.0.111 (NO GLUE)] [*I]
> web02.arbault.ca. [66.129.143.5 (NO GLUE)] [CA]
>
> the web01 are not with the public adress.
> Any sugestion?
It shouldn't be the public address. Your private & public DNS should not mix
or touch in any way.