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18 lis 2010 · The forward DNS entries ("A" records) for windows machines on the domain are populated automatically. However, the reverse DNS entries ("PTR" Records) are not. The reverse lookup zone exists, and I can add entries to it manually, but it doesn't automatically populate.
- Reverse DNS records not registered when using DHCP
The problem is this: when the network adapter is configured...
- Reverse DNS records not registered when using DHCP
11 lis 2022 · We have an issue where the forward DNS zone will update each time a PC obtains a DHCP lease, but the respective PTR record on the reverse lookup fails to update even though the Update the pointer (PTR) record checkbox is marked for all machines.
7 cze 2021 · These are some fixes for a Reverse Lookup Zone(RLZ) that is not dynamically creating new PTR records. Known fix for Windows Server 2008 R2 and Windows Server 2016 On a server with both DNS and DHCP roles.
We have an issue where the forward DNS zone will update each time a PC obtains a DHCP lease, but the respective PTR record on the reverse lookup fails to update even though the Update the pointer (PTR) record checkbox is marked for all machines.
4 gru 2013 · If you find that you can not resolve IP’s back to a name on your network check your DNS REVERSE LOOKUP ZONE. If there are missing entries, you likely have your DHCP missing one of two settings: SET DHCP TO AUTOMATICALLY CREATE DNS ENTRIES
21 kwi 2017 · On my DNS server (running on the DC) my reverse lookup zone is not updating. Well let me explain this a little bit better: We recently changed the address range and pools of the entire network coming from 192.168.X.X to 10.42.X.X.
The problem is this: when the network adapter is configured for DHCP and the DHCP server doesn't register DNS records on behalf of its clients (because it can't, or because it's not configured to do so), then the forward A record gets registered, but the reverse PTR record doesn't.
