It is a sad day ..... DNS?DHCP update to DDNS

Hi,
It is a sad day as I have shutdown one more Netware box. (One more Netware server to go) I have moved my DHCP/DNS to SLES10sp3 with OES2sp3. DHCP is working and I can see the addresses in the lease file. DNS is also resolving. The only issue is that DHCP is not updating DDNS. I have tried various setting and configs but the updates do not go thru. Do I need to configure the TSIG and DNS keys. The error I see in then messages log file is "NOTIFY failed: Not authoratitive for zone-in (NOTAUTH) Any ideas
Regards
John

Originally Posted by John_Gill
Hi
DNS side
I have the "allow update" set to "any" on the domain zone and on the
in-addr.arpa zone.
DHCP
On the service object I have the following setting "ddns-hostname" value
"my_dns_server_name"
Then I have a zone called "my_domain.co.za" with IP of my dns server
On the "subnet" the "DNS Zone for Dynamic Update" is set to
"my_domain.co.za"
The "General" option for the server is set to the "service" and the settings
option is as follows:
authoritative - true
ddns-domainname -my_domain.co.za
ddns-hostname - my_dns_server_name
ddns-rev-domainname - in.addr.arpa
ddns-update-style - interim
ddns-updates - true
omapi-port -7911
one-lease-per-client - true
ping-check - true
update-optimization - false
client-updates -allow
I hope this makes sense.
Regards
John
Looks ok, besides the any statement for your DNS updates (as Massimo already pointed out).
Not sure what these do:
update-optimization - false
client-updates -allow
One thing I'm not seeing is if/that you have set the 'Always update' option in the DHCP pool... by default I think this is set to never.
As a heads up, especially if you have a smaller subnet or many clients, have a look at this TID that mentions how to avoid handing out duplicate assignments to one client doing PXE boot and OS boot as default start-up routine. : DHCP handing out 2 IP addresses when PXE booting
We usually also install the dhcp service on another OES server which will be dormant (service shutdown) but can quickly be configured as default DHCP server for configured subnets if the one running DHCP goes down for a longer period. This 'dormant' dhcp OES server also syncs (via rsync) the lease file from the active server to itself, once a day, so that the given leases are there and current if ever needed. It's simpler than doing a fail-over setup and also all the active leases can be found in one place. Not suitable for bigger setups, but for what we run it works quite nicely.
The TSIG key is nice and useful to be able to see the lease info in the DNS-DHCP management tool... quite simple to setup to (does require OES2 SP3 and up). See Viewing Dynamic Leases Under The DNS/DHCP Management Console From OES 2
As last 'heads up'... when coming from NetWare, one option that I overlooked the first two times was option 15.... use that to hand out the dns search suffix to your clients (if not already done so).
There where some things that worked nicer with DHCP on NetWare (clustering being one of them)... but once you get to know DHCP on OES2 it's quite decent and fast (quicker and cleaner than on NetWare from what I've seen). :)
Cheers,
Willem

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[Forum FAQ] DNS Dynamic Update Troubleshooting Guide

As we all known,
DNS Client service and DNS Server services support dynamic updates. With dynamic updates, the DNS client computer is allowed to dynamically register and update this resource
records based on their fully qualified domain name by default. However, in some scenarios,
we may find that
the DNS records are not updated.
To analyze this issue clearly, this kind of issue is divided into two parts in this article:
Non-AD integrated zone with DHCP and DNS unintegrated
AD-integrated zone with DHCP and DNS Integrated
Next, we begin to troubleshoot this issue from the above two classes separately.
Non-AD integrated zone with DHCP and DNS unintegrated
1. Check if Dynamic Updates is enabled or not
If you have encountered this kind of issues, firstly, Please check if dynamic updates is enabled in DNS server or not. You can right-click the domain in the
Forward Lookup Zones, then select Properties. In the dialog, click
General tab and choose Nonsecure and secure
in the Dynamic updates box, then click OK. Please refer to Figure 1 and Figure 2
Figure 1: Check DNS Server Settings-1
Figure 2: Check DNS Server Settings-2
2. Check DNS Suffix
Besides, since all computers register records based on their fully qualified domain name, and the fully qualified domain name is based on the primary DNS suffix of a computer appended to its Computer name. We also need to check the DNS panel of Advanced TCP/IP
settings in TCP/IP properties.
Just as Figure 3, if Register this connection's address in DNS is selected and
Use this connection's DNS suffix in DNS registration
is not selected. This default configuration causes the client to request that the client register the Host resource record and the server register the PTR resource record. In these scenarios, please make sure the primary DNS suffix portion of a computer's FQDN
is the same as the name of the Active Directory domain to which the computer is joined.
Figure 3: Check DNS Client settings-1
You can run “ipconfig/all” at the command prompt to check the Primary DNS suffix. From Figure 4, we can see that the Primary DNS suffix is blank.
Figure 4: Check DNS Client settings-2
To set the Primary DNS suffix, you can follow the steps below (Figure 5):
Right-click
My computer and then click Properties.
In the
System Properties dialog, click Computer Name tab and then click
Change….
In the
Computer Name Changes panel, click More…, then you can type the domain name into the
Primary DNS suffix of this computer and then click
OK.
Figure 5: Set the Primary DNS Suffix
After set the primary DNS suffix, we can see that the Primary DNS suffix is demo.com in Figure 6.
Figure 6: Primary DNS Suffix-demo.com
If both
Register this connection's address in DNS and Use this connection's DNS suffix in DNS registration are selected. You need to check the primary DNS suffix and connection-specific DNS suffix at the same time and make sure that
the connection-specific domain name of this connection is the DNS suffix for this connection appended to the computer name. In the picture above, we can see that the Primary
DNS suffix and Connection-specific DNS suffix are the same.
AD-integrated zone with DHCP and DNS Integrated
In some cases,
this issue may happen when the DNS zone is AD-integrated and DHCP server is configured to register and update the A resource records and PTR records on behalf of the DHCP-enabled clients.
1. Check if secure dynamic updates is enabled or not
As everyone knows, DNS update security is available only for zones that are integrated into Active Directory Domain Services (we
can see the difference from Figure 7 and Figure 2). Since secure dynamic updates can prevent unauthorized computers from overwriting existing names in DNS, generally, we recommend
using only secure dynamic updates for AD-integrated zone.
For AD-integrated zone, we can check if secure dynamic updates is enabled in DNS server or not firstly.
You can right-click the domain in the Forward Lookup Zones, then select
Properties. In the dialog, click General tab and choose
Secure only in the Dynamic updates box, then click OK. Please refer to Figure 7.
Figure 7: Check DNS Server Settings-2
2. Check the DNS configuration and options settings on DHCP server
We need to make sure
that DHCP server is configured to register and to update client information with its configured DNS servers. You can check by right-clicking the
IPv4 under your domain and choosing DNS in IPv4 properties.
By default,
the
Enable DNS dynamic updates according to the settings below and
the Dynamically update DNS A and PTR records only if requested by the DHCP clients box is checked.
You can also select Always dynamically update DNS A and PTR records box so that the DHCP server
always registers and updates client information with its configured DNS servers. (Figure 8)
Figure 8: DHCP Server Settings
In addition, you need to check that the configuration 006 DNS server option in DHCP option is correct.
You can check that by clicking
Server Options in DHCP console. If the setting is incorrect, you can right-click the option and then choose
Properties, then you can remove the wrong DNS server and add a correct one. (Figure 9)
Figure 9: Check DHCP Options
3.
Check if the DHCP server is added to the DnsUpdateProxy security group
Furthermore, as the DHCP server becomes the owner of the name since the DHCP server performs a secure dynamic
update on that name, only that DHCP server can update the name. We would make sure the DHCP server is available. If the DHCP server fails, even other DHCP servers are online, they still have no right to update the client’s record because the other DHCP
server are not the owner of the client name.
To solve this, it is necessary to add the DHCP server to the DnsUpdateProxy security group in AD. You can follow the steps below to achieve that: (Figure 10 and Figure 11)
Open ADUC, click
Computers under your domain.
Right-click your DHCP server and select
Add to a group tab.
Enter
DnsUpdateProxy in the object name box and click
Ok.
Figure 10: Add DHCP Server to the DnsUpdateProxy security group – 1
Figure 11: Add DHCP Server to the DnsUpdateProxy security group – 2
After that, you can find that the DHCP server (In this demo, the DHCP server is W2K12R2) is a member of the DnsUpdateProxy group. (Figure 12)
Figure 12: DHCP server is a member of the DnsUpdateProxy group
4.
Check the
Credentials configuration for DNS update
Furthermore, if
a domain controller is running on the same host as the DHCP server and secure dynamic DNS update has been configured, you need to configure
Credentials for DNS update.
You can
open DHCP console tree, right-click
IPv4 and then click Properties. In the IPv4 Properties
dialog, click Advanced, click
Credentials, type the credentials that the DHCP server supplies when registering names using DNS dynamic updates, and then click
OK. (Figure 13)
Figure 13: Configure DNS dynamic update credentials
More information:
DHCP, Dynamic DNS Updates , Scavenging, static entries & timestamps, the DnsUpdateProxy Group, and DHCP Name Protection (Published by Ace Fekay, MVP)
http://msmvps.com/blogs/acefekay/archive/2009/08/20/dhcp-dynamic-dns-updates-scavenging-static-entries-amp-timestamps-and-the-dnsproxyupdate-group.aspx
Integrating DHCP with DNS
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc771732.aspx
Using DNS servers with DHCP
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc787034(v=ws.10).aspx
How to configure DNS dynamic updates
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/816592/en-us
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For
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> I think a little more info is needed. Are you logs reporting the
> updates as even being attempted and failing? or do you not even see DHCP
> sending the updates over to DNS? Are you allowing updates under the
> zone's control lists? Primary server the same for the forward and
> reverse zones? etc . . . It could be a dozen different things based on
> the info provided.
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When I moved the majority of my Netware 6 servers to OES-NW last year, I started using iManager to handle admin duties for DNS and DHCP.
With a planned move to OES-L coming up, I tried accessing both services using the DNS/DHCP java console.
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On 06.08.2012 21:56, gathagan wrote:
>
> When I moved the majority of my Netware 6 servers to OES-NW last year, I
> started using iManager to handle admin duties for DNS and DHCP.
>
> With a planned move to OES-L coming up, I tried accessing both services
> using the DNS/DHCP java console.
>
> While I am able to log into that console, I am unable to see my
> DNS/DHCP server or any of the expected components for either service
> (DHCP pools, zone records, etc...).
>
> I have tried both the console that is installable from the server and
> the newer LDAP-based version.
> I have tried both 32 and 64-bit versions on XP and Windows 7,
> respectively.
>
> Since I want to move those services to OES/Linux and the java console
> is the only mechanism that can administrate the services on that
> platform, I am perplexed.
> My needs are simple, and I could easily move those duties to a SUSE
> server or even a Windows server, but that is not my preference.
>
> Any ideas on where to begin troubleshooting are welcome.
You have more than one DNS-DHCP locator object in your tree, and the
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I update my iPad with the new version 7.0.3 and my game Hay Day also was updated, but with another Apple ID that is not mine, how can i change and put my Appel Id ??

I update my iPad with the new version 7.0.3 and my game Hay Day also was updated, but with another Apple ID that is not mine, how can i change and put my Appel Id ??

Anything Downloaded with a Particular Apple ID is tied to that Apple ID and Cannot be Merged or Transferred to a Different Apple ID
Apple ID FAQs > http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5622

How can i say yes to automatic updates when they stop my wireless dlink to Virgin home broadband from getting on the internet and then i have to do a system restore to the day before the update to get it back to normal?!? Frustrated

how can i say yes to automatic updates when they stop my wireless dlink to Virgin home broadband from getting on the internet and then i have to do a system restore to the day before the update to get it back to normal?!? Frustrated
== This happened ==
Not sure how often
== automatic updates go on my computer, say if i click yes to update when shutting down

You have 10.6 on that machine, I suggest you stick with it for performance, third party hardware and software reasons as long as possible.
Consider 10.8 (not 10.7) when it's released, because 10.7 and 10.8 will require a new investment in software and newer third party hardware as it requires newer drivers the old machines won't have. (forced upgrade because of software, really nice of them)
http://roaringapps.com/apps:table
Far as your Safari problem do these things until it's resolved:
1: Software Update fully under the Apple menu.
2: Check the status of your plug-ins and update (works for all browsers) also install Firefox and see if your problems continue. You should always have at least two browsers on the machine just in case one fails.
https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/plugincheck/
Flash install instructions/problem resolution here if you need it.
How to install Flash, fix problems
3: Install Safari again from Apple's web site
https://www.apple.com/safari/
4: Run through this list of fixes, stopping with #16 and report back before doing #17
Step by Step to fix your Mac

It is a sad day ..... DNS?DHCP update to DDNS

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