Hello Matthias, MS> Last time I saw something similar on our corporate network, it was because MS> someone had installed Windows 2000 server on their computer... I went and MS> asked the poor guy what he was trying to do to my DNS server, but he said MS> all that he did was to list its IP as a DNS server to be used for queries, MS> nothing more.
WIN2K has a habit of trying to update any listed DNS servers under the TCP/IP configuration (regardless if it should be trying to or not). MS> I don't know enough about Windows to know if this is a "feature" of some MS> kind, but yeah, it annoyed me too! This is caused by: a) DHCP Client service and/or b) DNS Client services I know that disabling both will stop this problem. We don't use DHCP, so I haven't tried to go any further than isolating those two as the culprits. I would assume the unauthorized updates are generated by the DNS Client service alone, but we are talking about a Microsoft product here... HTH -- Best regards, Brian Curtis _______________________________________________ Seawolf-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/seawolf-list
