NSLookup Error Message!!! Urgent!!

[Guest]

I'm getting a error message when running nslookup on our network.
"Can't find server name for address 10.52.144.102
non existant domain
Default server: unknown
address: 10.52.144.102"

The address listed is the dns server on our network. I get this message
from the server and the clients. Am I missing something in the DNS setup?
Thanks for your help. Tom

 

[Guest]

I'm getting a error message when running nslookup on our network.
"Can't find server name for address 10.52.144.102
non existant domain
Default server: unknown
address: 10.52.144.102"

The address listed is the dns server on our network. I get this message
from the server and the clients. Am I missing something in the DNS setup?
Thanks for your help. Tom

create a reverse lookup zone for your subnet. When you start nslookup it
tries to resolve the ip of the dns server to a fqdn.

 

[Kurt]

You're missing the reverse lookup zone or at least the record for the DNS
server's IP address. It's not critical, though it does slow things down a
bit.

...kurt

 

[Guest]

Thanks for the help!! I'll edit the reverse lookup zone. Tom