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Hello,
I have a subnet of my LAN (all W2K SP4 boxes); which is
psueudo-isolated for the developers. This area supports a local
domain and is not registered in any way. At any rate, in that LAN
there are 2 DCs and they are both DNS servers with an Active Directory
integrated zone. The remaining 5 boxes in this area all point to these
2 DCSs for DNS. If a request outside of this area (e.g., for a
website) is made, then a forwarder has been specified on the DNS
servers.
My problem arose when I was looking at the network logs the other day.
One of the DNS servers is consistently banging IANA for DNS resolution.
I'm really lost here; I don't know why this one box is trying to hit
IANA all the time. All the external requests should be going to my
registered DNS server. Any suggestions are appreciated.
Thanks!
Hello,
I have a subnet of my LAN (all W2K SP4 boxes); which is
psueudo-isolated for the developers. This area supports a local
domain and is not registered in any way. At any rate, in that LAN
there are 2 DCs and they are both DNS servers with an Active Directory
integrated zone. The remaining 5 boxes in this area all point to these
2 DCSs for DNS. If a request outside of this area (e.g., for a
website) is made, then a forwarder has been specified on the DNS
servers.
My problem arose when I was looking at the network logs the other day.
One of the DNS servers is consistently banging IANA for DNS resolution.
I'm really lost here; I don't know why this one box is trying to hit
IANA all the time. All the external requests should be going to my
registered DNS server. Any suggestions are appreciated.
Thanks!