Can ping a server by fqdn but not by host.
hello team,
we have server can connect using \\ or rdp using fqdn not host name. earlier used work not. can please provide basic checks start see might problem
kits
remove public ip address form dns , add internal dns setting ip address meinolf suggest.refer below link dc/member server/client dns setting recommendation.
-->> dns configuration on domain controller:
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1. each dc / dns server points private ip address primary dns server , other internal/remote dns servers secondary dns in tcp/ip property.
2. each dc has 1 ip address , 1 network adapter enabled (disable unused nics).
3. if multiple nics (enabled , disabled) present on server, make sure active nic should on top in nic binding.
4. contact isp , valid dns ips them , add in forwarders, not set public dns server in tcp/ip setting of dc.
-->> dns configuration on clients , member servers:
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1. each workstation/member server should point local dns server primary dns , other remote dns servers secondary.
2. not set public dns server in tcp/ip setting of client/member server.
once done above, run "ipconfig /flushdns & ipconfig /registerdns", restart dns server , netlogon service on each dc.
the ipconfig details posted i've noticed dc has no primary dns suffix. condition called "disjointed namespace." can fix that.in computer properties, computer name, "more" button. must put back domainname( eg contoso.com) field.the machine must restarted take effect.
the primary dns suffix dns client service (partly dns dynamic update service) on dc uses register ad information dns looking matching zone name, is domainame( eg contoso.com) zone. if missing, ad (specifically netlogon service) can't regsiter data dns.
then run commands:
ipconfig /flushdns
ipconfig /registerdns
net stop netlogon
net start netlogon
action insures dc registers proper records dns ad can function
hope helps
best regards,
sandesh dubey.
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