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"Nick" <nickt9999@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Absolutely, is the FILEPrint server's reverse zone
> set to use ELROND server as the "master"?
>
> How do i check that?
Look on the Zone properties (right click) in the MMC
(connect to that particular server of course.)
> What happens when you then manual "refresh from
> master"?
>
> Just Refreshes and does nothing else...
Well, are you IMPLYING they are wrong after the
refresh (that is the replication)?
> If the above doesn't fix it, take a look at the SERIAL
> number on the SOA record (in the zone properties is
> easiest) and see if the Secondary is (incorrectly) higher
> than the Primary.
>
>
> If higher, a secondary will not copy. If that is the
> problem it is probably easier to delete and recreate the
> zone giving Primary-ELROND as the master (again.)
Also look on the Master (in this case ELROND) to make
sure it PERMITS zone transfers to the IP of FILEPRINT
(or to all, or etc.)
--
Herb Martin
>
> Serial Numbers under the SOA tab
>
> ELROND > Forward Lookup Zone > s1.com = 4
> ELROND > Forward Lookup Zone > uk.sentry.net = 377
> ELROND > Reverse Lookup Zone >172.30.100.x subnet = 128
> ELROND > Reverse Lookup Zone >172.30.101.x subnet = 18
> ELROND > Reverse Lookup Zone >172.30.103.x subnet = 1
> ELROND > Reverse Lookup Zone >172.30.106.x subnet = 12
> ELROND > Reverse Lookup Zone >62.164.163.x subnet = 151
> ELROND > Reverse Lookup Zone >137.223.225.x subnet = 20
>
> FILEPRINT > Reverse Lookup Zone >172.30.100.x subnet = 1
> FILEPRINT > Reverse Lookup Zone >172.30.101.x subnet = 1
> FILEPRINT > Reverse Lookup Zone >172.30.103.x subnet = 1
> FILEPRINT > Reverse Lookup Zone >172.30.106.x subnet = 1
> FILEPRINT > Reverse Lookup Zone >62.164.163.x subnet = 1
> FILEPRINT > Reverse Lookup Zone >137.223.225.x subnet = 1
>