DNS Problem

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Rajiv Sharma

Hi Everybody:

I have W2K SP4 Domain controller with windows 2000 client.
My DNS is installed on my domain controller for internal LAN (domain name -
abc.com)
domain controller has static ip address as 192.168.0.200 and since this is
my DNS server also i configure "Preferred DNS" in Network settings same as
192.168.0.200
My ISPs DNS address as FORWARDER in DNS.

Now my clients has USERENV event ID 1000 in the application log.
"Windows cannot determine the username or computer name" Return value
(1722).
All clients are getting the Automatic DHCP Address from my Firewall Router
and when i run nslookup on my client i get
Default Server: "Some value".covad.net"
Address: "My DNS Address from COVAD"

On my domain controller i am getting NETLOGOIN event ID 5782 in the system
log:
"Dynamic registeration or deregestration of one or more DNS record failed
with the following error:
No DNS server configured for local sytem."

When I run NSLOOKUP on the command prompt on Domain controller :
Can not find server name for address 192.168.0.200: Non Existent Domain
Default Server: Unknown
Address: 192.168.0.200

Any help.

thanks

Rajiv
 
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Kevin D. Goodknecht [MVP]

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Rajiv Sharma said:
Hi Everybody:

I have W2K SP4 Domain controller with windows 2000 client.
My DNS is installed on my domain controller for internal LAN (domain
name - abc.com)
domain controller has static ip address as 192.168.0.200 and since
this is my DNS server also i configure "Preferred DNS" in Network
settings same as 192.168.0.200
My ISPs DNS address as FORWARDER in DNS.

Now my clients has USERENV event ID 1000 in the application log.
"Windows cannot determine the username or computer name" Return value
(1722).
All clients are getting the Automatic DHCP Address from my Firewall
Router and when i run nslookup on my client i get
Default Server: "Some value".covad.net"
Address: "My DNS Address from COVAD"

You shouldn't use the router for DHCP in an AD environment, you should use
Win2k DHCP.
That being said, the problem is your ISP's DNS in your TCP/IP setup you must
use your local DNS for all machines.
On my domain controller i am getting NETLOGOIN event ID 5782 in the
system log:
"Dynamic registeration or deregestration of one or more DNS record
failed with the following error:
No DNS server configured for local sytem."

Can you please post an ipconfig /all from the DC and the actual domain name
from ADU&C?
Do you get this error often or only at startup?
When I run NSLOOKUP on the command prompt on Domain controller :
Can not find server name for address 192.168.0.200: Non Existent
Domain Default Server: Unknown
Address: 192.168.0.200

This is nslookup performing a reverse lookup on the IP it is pointing to.
You can ignore this or you can create a reverse lookup for the IP.
 
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Rajiv Sharma

Thanks Kevin, I really appreciate your help.

When i run ipconfig /all on my domain controller i get the following:

Windows 2000 IP Configuration
Host Name........................................................:
Whitney
Primary DNS Suffix...........................................:
Legalzoom.com
Node Type........................................................:
Broadcast
IP routing Enabled..............................................: No
Wins proxi enabled.............................................: No
DNS Suffix Search list.........................................:
legalzoom.com
Connection specific DNS Suffix...............................:

Description..............................................................:
Intel PRO /1000
Physical address......................................................:
aa-bb-cc-dd-ee-ff
DHCP Enabled.......................................................: No
IP Address:
: 192.168.0.200
Subnet mask............................................................:
255.255.255.0
Default Gateway.......................................................:
192.168.0.1
DNS Servers............................................................:
192.168.0.200

if you have any further question please let me know...
thanks.

Rajiv
 
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Kevin D. Goodknecht [MVP]

In
Rajiv Sharma said:
Thanks Kevin, I really appreciate your help.

When i run ipconfig /all on my domain controller i get the following:

Windows 2000 IP Configuration
Host
Name........................................................: Whitney
Primary DNS Suffix...........................................:
Legalzoom.com
Node
Type........................................................:
Broadcast IP routing
Enabled..............................................: No
Wins proxi
enabled.............................................: No DNS Suffix
Search list.........................................:
legalzoom.com Connection specific DNS
Suffix...............................:

Description..............................................................:
Intel PRO /1000
Physical
address......................................................:
aa-bb-cc-dd-ee-ff DHCP
Enabled.......................................................:
No IP Address:
Subnet
mask............................................................:
255.255.255.0 Default
Gateway.......................................................:
192.168.0.1 DNS
Servers............................................................:
192.168.0.200

if you have any further question please let me know...
thanks.

Rajiv

Your ipconfig appears to be OK but I would need to verify you domain name
from AD Users & Computers.

In your DNS server's forward lookup zone on the legalzoom.com forward lookup
zone properties set "Allow dynamic updates" to "Yes"
Do you have these subfolders in the zone?
_msdcs
_sites
_tcp
_udp

As I stated in my first reply make sure your clients are getting the DC's
address only for DNS

You really should disable DHCP on the router and configure and authorize
DHCP on your server with a minimum of these options:
003 Router
006 DNS servers with you DC's address published only
015 DNS Domain name with the name of you AD Domain
 
R

Rajiv Sharma

Kevin D. Goodknecht said:
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Your ipconfig appears to be OK but I would need to verify you domain name
from AD Users & Computers.
I have LEGALZOOm.COM in my AD Users and computername.
In your DNS server's forward lookup zone on the legalzoom.com forward lookup
zone properties set "Allow dynamic updates" to "Yes"
Do you have these subfolders in the zone?
_msdcs
_sites
_tcp
_udp
Yes i have all these subfolders in the Legalzoom.com Domain and "Allow
dynamic update" set to "Yes"
As I stated in my first reply make sure your clients are getting the DC's
address only for DNS
On my client network setup i have "Obtain IP Address automatically" and
"Obtain DNS server address automatically"
all clients have DHCP and DNS from my Router.
You really should disable DHCP on the router and configure and authorize
DHCP on your server with a minimum of these options:
003 Router
006 DNS servers with you DC's address published only
015 DNS Domain name with the name of you AD Domain
OK I will make these changes.

thanks.

Rajiv
 
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Kevin D. Goodknecht [MVP]

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On my client network setup i have "Obtain IP Address automatically"
and "Obtain DNS server address automatically"
all clients have DHCP and DNS from my Router.

This is the problem as I stated in previous posts disable DHCP on the router
and use Win2k DHCP or at the very least manually put in the IP of the DC
*ONLY *in the clients for DNS. How many times am I going to have to repeat
this?
 
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Michael Johnston [MSFT]

The server and all clients should ONLY point at the DC for DNS. You should not use DHCP on your router to give out addresses
to the client. You should be using the DHCP server that comes with the server. Then make sure that you give out the DC's
address as the DNS server for the clients.

Thank you,
Mike Johnston
Microsoft Network Support
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