/usr/sbin/named error?
I found the following in my messages file and was wondering what it means. Can anyone help?
Aug 27 07:12:46 myserver /usr/sbin/named[1403]: client 192.168.1.12#4469: update denied Aug 27 07:12:46 myserver /usr/sbin/named[1403]: client 192.168.1.12#4474: update denied myserver is the linux server name and 192.168.1.12 is one of the win2k boxes on the network. I seem to be getting this message for all the windows machines on the network not just the one listed in the message. Any ideas what this might be from? |
Re: /usr/sbin/named error?
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Cheers-- Charles |
Thanks Charles.
However, I don’t have dhcp running (or even installed) on any of the machines. Could this be a result of the “Register this connection’s address in DNS” checkbox found on the DNS tab of the advanced settings for TCPIP on the win2k machines? If not, how would I stop the windoz machines from attempting to update the DNS record? Cheers, Philip |
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Cheers-- Charles |
Thanks Charles,
That seemed to have been it. I am no longer getting the message in the messages log. If you don't mind me asking, if you don't use win2k boxes anymore, what are you using? I have one winxp box and it also requires the same fix. Have you deployed linux as a desktop solution? I would love to be able to do that but right now, my co. has too much os specific software. Anyway, thanks for the help. Cheers, Philip |
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Cheers-- Charles |
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