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Hello everyone -

 

First post - Looks like a great website! Anyways -

 

I'm running a 2003 server with AD, DNS and DHCP among other services. I've noticed recently that my DHCP clients (not binded to AD) are not getting put into my local DNS - and I can't access them by hostname. Can anyone think of what could cause this issue?

 

Thanks!

 

lieb39

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If the client is not part of the AD domain and your DNS server only allows 'secure' updates, they will not be able to create/update their dns records. As they have no way to authenticate with the DNS server. There are several ways to fix this:

 

1) Tell your DHCP server to update the DNS records

2) Allow insecure DNS updates

3) Add the machines to your AD domain

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