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Cannot Ping using hostname after migrate dns to Infoblox from AD
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09-03-2019 04:50 AM
Hi All,
Right now im on trial migrating DNS from microsoft AD to Infoblox. I already import the _ (underscore) record to infoblox, i already tried to join domain the domain. the problem is when i try to ping the client laptop using name, it's failed, but when i tried to ping using the clients fqdn it is success.
Please any advice about it, may i have missing configuration?
Thanks.
Re: Cannot Ping using hostname after migrate dns to Infoblox from AD
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09-06-2019 06:01 AM
The fact that the ping with fqdn worked means DNS is working fine. You have a problem with the local configuration on whatever machine you used to do the ping check. If it's Windows, check the primary and connection specific DNS suffixes are correct.
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Re: Cannot Ping using hostname after migrate dns to Infoblox from AD
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09-06-2019 09:06 AM
CMIIW, as microsoft dns behaviour every client which join to a domain, it will create a dynamic record of that client hostname. will it be possible to do the same at Infoblox
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Rafki
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09-06-2019 09:40 AM
Yes, if the client is DHCP enabled, the Infoblox DHCP server will do it on behalf of the client.
If the client is a static then you'll need to set an ACL to allow the client to update the DNS zone, but this is not secure and I always discourage it. Having said that, if it's a static, someone or something should have allocated the IP in the first place and set the DNS name on that record already, so the client doesn't need to add it.
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