STILL CAN PING OLD DC name…
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Anonymous 10 years, 2 months ago.
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Windows Server 2003 Standard Ed, x64 bit servers.
Two are DC’s.
A few months ago I had DC1 crash, so after I dcpromo’d it off the domain, I re-installed the entire OS. Then gave it a new name of DCX (same IP address). Now I discovered that I can still ping dc1 with no problem.
if I ping DC1 and DCX I get the same results.
How can i get rid of DC1 for good?
DC1 isn’t listed in DNS or in ADUC, and it isn’t listed as a DC as well, weird.
Re: STILL CAN PING OLD DC name…
It’s cached somewhere. Either in DNS forward/reverse zones, server/workstation dns cache, a host file maybe.
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stamandster;183838 wrote:It’s cached somewhere. Either in DNS forward/reverse zones, server/workstation dns cache, a host file maybe.thanks! worked.
Re: STILL CAN PING OLD DC name…
Nice to listen that your problem is resolved. Pleae post your resolution criteria. either you run flush dnn on your local system or do something with your dns server?
Thanks
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It should be the DNS server. Client cache is getting refreshed on a regular base.
DNS scavaging might be getting enabled on the DNS server.
AnonymousRe: STILL CAN PING OLD DC name…
he just needed to delete the A records for that computer(Dc1) from dns console:d:razz:
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Hi,
Using NTDSUTIL do the metadata cleanup and remove the Naming Context from the domain. do this task from any domain controller.Thanks
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