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How can I force a domain controller (DC) to reregister its DNS records?

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posted by tom (29) in Windows Server 44 months ago 1 comment

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    Jensen(27)   wrote 44 months ago:
    Several options exist that let you force a DC to reregister its DNS records. For example, you can stop and start the netlogon service on a DC to make it reregister all the service DNS records. You can also use the /dsregdns switch with the Nltest command to force a DC to reregister all it's DNS records, as the following sample execution
    shows:

    C:\>nltest /dsregdns
    Flags: 0
    Connection Status = 0 0x0 NERR_Success
    The command completed successfully

    This method lets you avoid losing the netlogon service during the stop and restart.
    You can also force reregistration of another DC's records by adding the /server: switch (although it must be online and running for it to succeed) The following sample shows a failed execution because the DC is offline):

    C:\>nltest /server:savdaldc02.savilltech.com /dsregdns I_NetLogonControl failed: Status = 1722 0x6ba RPC_S_SERVER_UNAVAILABLE










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