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Vincent Schmid
Hi,
According to what I understand so far, a Windows XP workstation which is
part of an AD domain will need to contact a domain controller at startup.
It will query the DNS for a particular SRV record in which it should
find information about the domain controller.
We have some workstations which are located outside our offices, on a
network that we do not control. They are using DHCP, so we do not
control which DNS server they are querying. These servers will not know
about our local domain controlers.
How can we indicate to these workstations what the domain controler is ?
Is there a way do do this using the HOSTS file, or something similar ?
Thanks by advance,
Best regards,
Vincent
According to what I understand so far, a Windows XP workstation which is
part of an AD domain will need to contact a domain controller at startup.
It will query the DNS for a particular SRV record in which it should
find information about the domain controller.
We have some workstations which are located outside our offices, on a
network that we do not control. They are using DHCP, so we do not
control which DNS server they are querying. These servers will not know
about our local domain controlers.
How can we indicate to these workstations what the domain controler is ?
Is there a way do do this using the HOSTS file, or something similar ?
Thanks by advance,
Best regards,
Vincent