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...ations records in DNS, this has been > proven to be incorrect, they are there. He also muddied the waters > with saying they are all fixed IPs, so it seems that everbody focussed > in on DNS problems, totally missing that it is a WINDOWS problem, see > here: > > http://support.simpledns.com/kb/a182/system-failed-to-register-host-resource-records-rrs-network-adapter___-warning-windows-event-log.aspx > > > So, to fix his problem, stop the windows machines from trying to > register their address in DNS. > > A quick google found this, first on the list. > > R...

...t; proven to be incorrect, they are there. He also muddied the waters >>> with saying they are all fixed IPs, so it seems that everbody >>> focussed in on DNS problems, totally missing that it is a WINDOWS >>> problem, see here: >>> >>> http://support.simpledns.com/kb/a182/system-failed-to-register-host-resource-records-rrs-network-adapter___-warning-windows-event-log.aspx >>> >>> >>> So, to fix his problem, stop the windows machines from trying to >>> register their address in DNS. >>> >>> A quick g...

Good morning Stefan. Your welkom. I see everything worked out now. Great !! Well done, you made it happen. :-) What i suggest now, at least these are the steps i always do to make sure the DC's are having a exact same setup. First, i clear all my logs and reboot one server. Wait 15-30 min, then go through all you logs, fix every warning/error. Make it perfect. Reboot again, repeat

...e. He also muddied the waters >>>>> with saying they are all fixed IPs, so it seems that everbody >>>>> focussed in on DNS problems, totally missing that it is a WINDOWS >>>>> problem, see here: >>>>> >>>>> http://support.simpledns.com/kb/a182/system-failed-to-register-host-resource-records-rrs-network-adapter___-warning-windows-event-log.aspx >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> So, to fix his problem, stop the windows machines from trying to >>>>> register their address in DNS. &gt...

...there is one A-record ... for the pre01svdeb03 Name > > I think there should be no A-record in the rev-lookup-zone ... and if yes, there should be 2 then, one for each DC, right? > > So I think that record should be removed, OK? No, you should add the other DC also. Source: https://simpledns.com/help/ns-records , line 1 and 2. Greetz, Louis

...his has been >> proven to be incorrect, they are there. He also muddied the waters >> with saying they are all fixed IPs, so it seems that everbody >> focussed in on DNS problems, totally missing that it is a WINDOWS >> problem, see here: >> >> http://support.simpledns.com/kb/a182/system-failed-to-register-host-resource-records-rrs-network-adapter___-warning-windows-event-log.aspx >> >> >> So, to fix his problem, stop the windows machines from trying to >> register their address in DNS. >> >> A quick google found this, first...

...proven to be incorrect, they are there. He also muddied the waters > >> with saying they are all fixed IPs, so it seems that everbody > >> focussed in on DNS problems, totally missing that it is a WINDOWS > >> problem, see here: > >> > >> http://support.simpledns.com/kb/a182/system-failed-to-register-host- > resource-records-rrs-network-adapter___-warning-windows-event-log.aspx > >> > >> > >> So, to fix his problem, stop the windows machines from trying to > >> register their address in DNS. > >> > >>...

...rrect, they are there. He also muddied the waters >>>> with saying they are all fixed IPs, so it seems that everbody >>>> focussed in on DNS problems, totally missing that it is a WINDOWS >>>> problem, see here: >>>> >>>> http://support.simpledns.com/kb/a182/system-failed-to-register-host-resource-records-rrs-network-adapter___-warning-windows-event-log.aspx >>>> >>>> >>>> So, to fix his problem, stop the windows machines from trying to >>>> register their address in DNS. >>>> &g...

...he didn't have the workstations records in DNS, this has been proven to be incorrect, they are there. He also muddied the waters with saying they are all fixed IPs, so it seems that everbody focussed in on DNS problems, totally missing that it is a WINDOWS problem, see here: http://support.simpledns.com/kb/a182/system-failed-to-register-host-resource-records-rrs-network-adapter___-warning-windows-event-log.aspx So, to fix his problem, stop the windows machines from trying to register their address in DNS. A quick google found this, first on the list. Rowland

...>>>> muddied the waters with saying they are all fixed IPs, so it >>>>>> seems that everbody focussed in on DNS problems, totally missing >>>>>> that it is a WINDOWS problem, see here: >>>>>> >>>>>> http://support.simpledns.com/kb/a182/system-failed-to-register-host-resource-records-rrs-network-adapter___-warning-windows-event-log.aspx >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> So, to fix his problem, stop the windows machines from trying to >>>>>> register their add...

...his has been >> proven to be incorrect, they are there. He also muddied the waters >> with saying they are all fixed IPs, so it seems that everbody >> focussed in on DNS problems, totally missing that it is a WINDOWS >> problem, see here: >> >> http://support.simpledns.com/kb/a182/system-failed-to-register-host-resource-records-rrs-network-adapter___-warning-windows-event-log.aspx >> >> >> So, to fix his problem, stop the windows machines from trying to >> register their address in DNS. >> >> A quick google found this, first...

On 11/16/2015 11:15 AM, Viktor Trojanovic wrote: > > > On 16.11.2015 16:54, Ole Traupe wrote: >> Is this your first-and-only DC ever for that domain? >> >> Did you try to re-join the Win clients with deleting the client >> objects after the 'leave'? >> >> Ole >> > > Yes, first and only. As I said, it's more or less a lab setup