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> Garming asked you to see if you could locate > where the records got put the records by hand Sorry, I can't understand what you mean with "if you could locate where the records got put"... Are you're asking me to create the DNS record by hand with RSAT on SRVAD_OLD, then run samba-tool join again? If so, yes I've tried to create the record manually and re-run samba-tool with the same error. Sorry for the misunderstand >> I'm still focusing on log lines after the failure: >> >> --- no SRVAD-OLD address in /etc/hosts --- >> Jo...

...sked you to see if you could locate > > where the records got put the records by hand > > Sorry, I can't understand what you mean with "if you could locate > where the records got put"... > Are you're asking me to create the DNS record by hand with RSAT on > SRVAD_OLD, then run samba-tool join again? > If so, yes I've tried to create the record manually and re-run > samba-tool with the same error. > > Sorry for the misunderstand > >>> I'm still focusing on log lines after the failure: >>> >>> --- no SRVAD-OLD ad...

Thanks for your attention > You are always receiving these: > > Adding DNS A record SRVAD-NEW.SAMDOM.LOCAL for IPv4 IP: 10.0.3.100 > Join failed - cleaning up Yes, but the DNS record is created and it persists after the failure. Another thing I've noticed using RSAT "Active Directory Users and Computers" is that the new DC computer account SRVAD-NEW$@SAMDOM.LOCAL is