>>Anyway, whenever I’ve set up DNS separately from DCPROMO,
set up my forward and reverse zones, then pointed my soon-to-be DC at it and
run DCPROMO
Is there a special reason
for your doing it this way, instead of:
".....point my
soon-to-be-DC at one (or 2) of my existing DNS servers for DNS resolution, run
dcpromo and let dcpromo install DNS ..... blah...blah.....life is
good.....look at me, I'm guzzling beer and whistling while waiting for dcpromo
to complete and have DNS foward and reverse zones automagically populated
without breaking my waxed fingernails.... la la la la la la..."
Or something
appropriate along that line :)
It’s possible I’ve
seen this behavior because I’m doing something wrong, but I think it might be
a bug? Anyway, whenever I’ve set up DNS separately from DCPROMO, set up
my forward and reverse zones, then pointed my soon-to-be DC at it and run
DCPROMO, it tells me the DNS could not be found or does not accept dynamic
registrations. So when I go back onto the DNS to check what I did wrong,
I find that I have to go into the SOA record and add the domain name (to make
it a FQDN and not just a host name). Voila, it works. So the
question is, if the SOA is created automatically, and it knows the domain name
(because it is the SOA record for that domain’s zone, duh!), shouldn’t it
write the FQDN there or assume if the domain suffix is not specified that it
should tack on it’s own domain name just like it does for any of the other
records? Or am I missing something?
Thanks
Rich
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