Problems with DDNS
Barry Finkel
b19141 at achilles.ctd.anl.gov
Thu Feb 7 14:20:29 UTC 2002
Paco Orozco <nospam at nospam.es> wrote:
>I heve got several Windows 2000 servers, involved in Active Directory.
>It modify via DDNS some DNS records in dynamic.hello.com.
>
>All server who needs DDNS are part of dynamic.hello.com zone, but all
>of then aren't on the same segment, they aren't on the same
>in-addr.arpa. zone.
>
>When a server modify a record in dynamic.hello.com, it can't do it in
>its reverse zone (in-addr.arpa.)
>
>One solution is to allow DDNS on all reverse zones where contains
>servers with DDNS needs, but Is there any solution? Can I limit DDNS
>updates on in-addr.apra zone only to machines in dynamic.hello.com?
You did not say how large your address space is. What I did is take
the five specific 255-address subnets that needed to be dynamic and
delegate those subnets to my W2k DNS box. I do not know of one can
delegate less than 255 addresses; I asssume that following RFC 2317
it is possible. I have enough subnets that I do not have to worry
about RFC 2317. I have only one forward and its five reverse zones
on the W2k box (in addition to 24 "_" zones) because I still do not
trust the W2k DNS code. These 1+5 zones are there because the owner
of the zones wanted them to be dynamic, managed by his W2k DHCP
server.
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Barry S. Finkel
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