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...contains nsupdate commands which are launched by samba_dnsupdate. > Finally he uses these nsupdate commands from tmp files without -g > option and he's DNS entries are now created. > I must say I did yet try that process. > If you follow the 'join' code, you end up at 'add_at_record' in sambadns.py. This is run by the initial provision and again when any DCs are joined. I have tried adding a check to see if the SOA exists and only creating it if it doesn't, otherwise just add the NS records etc, I can add the A record for the subsequent DC bit not its NS record. Th...

...samba_dnsupdate. >>> Finally he uses these nsupdate commands from tmp files without -g >>> option and he's DNS entries are now created. >>> I must say I did yet try that process. >>> >> >> If you follow the 'join' code, you end up at 'add_at_record' in >> sambadns.py. This is run by the initial provision and again when any >> DCs are joined. I have tried adding a check to see if the SOA exists >> and only creating it if it doesn't, otherwise just add the NS records >> etc, I can add the A record for the sub...

...ba_dnsupdate. >>> Finally he uses these nsupdate commands from tmp files without -g option >>> and he's DNS entries are now created. >>> I must say I did yet try that process. >>> >>> >> If you follow the 'join' code, you end up at 'add_at_record' in >> sambadns.py. This is run by the initial provision and again when any DCs >> are joined. I have tried adding a check to see if the SOA exists and only >> creating it if it doesn't, otherwise just add the NS records etc, I can add >> the A record for the subsequ...

...hich are launched by samba_dnsupdate. >> Finally he uses these nsupdate commands from tmp files without -g option >> and he's DNS entries are now created. >> I must say I did yet try that process. >> >> > If you follow the 'join' code, you end up at 'add_at_record' in > sambadns.py. This is run by the initial provision and again when any DCs > are joined. I have tried adding a check to see if the SOA exists and only > creating it if it doesn't, otherwise just add the NS records etc, I can add > the A record for the subsequent DC bit not i...

...s which are launched by samba_dnsupdate. >> Finally he uses these nsupdate commands from tmp files without -g >> option and he's DNS entries are now created. >> I must say I did yet try that process. >> > > If you follow the 'join' code, you end up at 'add_at_record' in > sambadns.py. This is run by the initial provision and again when any > DCs are joined. I have tried adding a check to see if the SOA exists > and only creating it if it doesn't, otherwise just add the NS records > etc, I can add the A record for the subsequent DC bit n...

...mba/provision/sambadns.py", line 971, in fill_dns_data_partitions ? ? dnsdomain, hostname, hostip, hostip6) ? File "bin/python/samba/provision/sambadns.py", line 487, in add_dc_domain_records ? ? hostip, hostip6) ? File "bin/python/samba/provision/sambadns.py", line 381, in add_at_record ? ? at_records.append(ndr_pack(at_aaaa_record)) ? File "bin/python/samba/ndr.py", line 33, in ndr_pack ? ? return ndr_pack() Full command is /opt/samba-v4-0-stable/bin/samba-tool domain provision --domain=mydomain --realm=internet.mydomain.it --adminpass=mypassword --host-ip6=mymachine_...

On 27/11/15 14:30, James wrote: > On 11/27/2015 9:16 AM, Rowland Penny wrote: >> On 27/11/15 13:23, James wrote: >>> On 11/26/2015 11:12 AM, Ole Traupe wrote: >>>> >>>>>> Then you re-run your test with only DC2 up and running. >>>>>> Note DNS have need time to be updated if you are using others DNS >>>>>> servers