Kevin Kreamer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Shannon Roddy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >> On Apr 8, 2004, at 9:21 AM, James Kuhns wrote: >>> >>> >>> After ActiveDirectory install on the 2K server I just blindly >>> grabbed the netlogon.dns file the install generated and included it >>> in my existing bind zone file for my local domain.? Was having >>> problems with an XP machine: domain logon was taking like 3-5 mins >>> and it would ?lose? the network after a while (would not be able to >>> browse machines/shares on the network).? After a while I finally >>> took a closer look at the netlogon.dns file and found some weird >>> stuff: 1) the A record was 2Kmachine.mydomain.com (was giving me >>> some weird results ? 2Kmachine.mydomain.com and >>> 2Kmachine.mydomain.com.mydomain.com both resolved to 2Kmachine?s ip >>> address), 2) all the SRV records had >>> 2Kmachine.2Kmachine.mydomain.com (which doesn?t exist).? I changed >>> the A record to be just 2Kmachine and that cleared up the weird >>> resolve issue, I also changed all of the SRV records to be >>> 2Kmachine.mydomain.com. >>> >> >> I just had a go around with a version of bind 8. Seems to me that I >> remember something about not having a trailing dot somewhere could >> cause the mydomain.com.mydomain.com problem. I will have to look >> later today in one of the books I used as a reference. I am also not >> a bind expert and surprisingly our DNS server had been running fine >> for >3 years without anything but the occasional security patch, >> therefore my bind knowledge is not that great. > > Yes, you need a trailing dot for the A records in the zone file. > Here's a webpage that talks more about it: > <URL:http://www.tech-recipes.com/modules.php?name=Recipes&rx_id=306>.
Oh, and here's a URL that talks about using BIND and Active Directory together, in case you need it: <URL:http://www.microsoft.com/technet/itsolutions/migration/linux/mvc/cfgbind.mspx#XSLTsection125121120120>. Hope this helps, Kevin (unfortunately, replying to himself)
