JP Breton wrote:
> Here we go:
>
> I have setup a mini lab envirronement:
>
> Win2k3 server running DC/DNS: My internal domain is dud.com.
> And some virtual server on the machine. (SQL, WinXP)
>
> Now everything works great internally, DNS resolves the names...and so
> forth.
> My problem is when I do a nslookup for any DNS, my domain dud.com gets
> attach to the DNS name:
>
> Google.com for example,: nslookup google.com
> And this is what I get:
>
> server: ns3.bellglobal.com
> address: 198.235.216.130
>
> Name: dud.com
> Adresse: 65.61.146.199
> Aliases : google.com.dud.com <-----------------
>
> Why does my domain name gets with google.com??
>
> I think that dud.com is a registered Domain and the REAL ip is
> 65.61.146.199.
>
> But why does dud.com gets "attach" with Google.com
You are querying for a non-fully qualified domain name, a non-FQDN is when
the queried name is missing the trailing "." with the name. When you query
for a non-FQDN with nslookup, the DNS Suffix search list is appended.
There is a wildcard CNAME record in the Public zone for dud.com. Don't use
external DNS servers in the dud.com domain member's TCP/IP properties.
QUESTION SECTION:
*.dud.com. IN A
ANSWER SECTION:
*.dud.com. 3600 IN CNAME dud.com.
dud.com. 3600 IN A 65.61.146.199
--?
Best regards,
Kevin D4 Dad Goodknecht Sr. [MVP]
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