I seem to recall that the DHCP advanced properties need to be configured with an account to register records in DNS, specifically when DHCP is installed on a Domain Controller.
- Sean > On Jun 30, 2016, at 6:51 PM, Richard Stovall <[email protected]> wrote: > > Some folks I'm working with have 2 DCs that are also DHCP servers. Each > server hands out part of the scope. Long story short, clients who receive > ips from DC1/DHCP1 have PTR records. Clients who receive ips from DC2/DHCP2 > do not. All clients are Win7. If, on a client that has an ip received from > server 2, you tick the box in advanced IPV4 properties to "Use this > connection's DNS suffix in DNS registration", then run ipconfig /registerdns, > a PTR record is created. No clients that have received ips from server 1 > have this option checked, but they all have PTR records. > > I've checked the settings on the DHCP servers and everything I can find for > DNS registration looks the same. > > Any thoughts? I'm betting it's pretty simple and we're just missing > something easy. > > FWIW, the DCs and the domain/forest are Server 2008. > > Thanks, > RS
