Allen wrote:
> On the properties sheet for lha4.navy.mil the allow dynamic updates
> was set to yes. Now after running the netdiag's it is set to Allow
> Only Secure Updates. From looking at the results I am not sure if I
> missed something here or not. Should I remove some of these DNS
> registries it may be refering to? As
> an FYI, I am replying in two parts. This part for DC1 and the second
> part will be DC2.

No, don't remove any records, these are needed for proper AD communication.

I have looked through the Netdiag tests for both DCs and everything looks
very good. All records are registered in both DNS servers.
The only fail I see is the modem test, which is likely irrelevant anyway.

I notice that each server is using a routable IP address, is there a
firewall between these servers?

Does dcdiag /e pass on each DC?
If you get any fails in the dcdiag use dcdiag /fix on both. then run dcdiag
/e /v on both.

I want you to use the /e switch on both because I want to make sure there is
connectivity both ways between them.


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