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Hi all,
I've 4 server with windows 2000, all of them are domain controllers,
and two of them have the dns server with active directory.
Some days ago we had to set double IP on every server because the
mobile phone provider we use for vpn connections uses 10.0.0.0
subnets, the same of our internal network. Now the servers have a
10.0.132.x and a 192.168.0.x address, the first one for internal use
and the second one for the vpn clients, and vpn is up and running
using ip addresses but when I use the dns it shows me the 10.0.132.x
responses.
I've seen that the second IP do not appear in the dns, and if we
manually create the A record, vpn works great, but the new record
disappears after a few moments.
I've seen many articles about how to avoid to register an ip address
in dns, but how can I force the second IP to register and remain
registered in dns?
Thanks, Luca.
Hi all,
I've 4 server with windows 2000, all of them are domain controllers,
and two of them have the dns server with active directory.
Some days ago we had to set double IP on every server because the
mobile phone provider we use for vpn connections uses 10.0.0.0
subnets, the same of our internal network. Now the servers have a
10.0.132.x and a 192.168.0.x address, the first one for internal use
and the second one for the vpn clients, and vpn is up and running
using ip addresses but when I use the dns it shows me the 10.0.132.x
responses.
I've seen that the second IP do not appear in the dns, and if we
manually create the A record, vpn works great, but the new record
disappears after a few moments.
I've seen many articles about how to avoid to register an ip address
in dns, but how can I force the second IP to register and remain
registered in dns?
Thanks, Luca.