DNS record

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Hi all, I have a problem with a computer's DNS entry.
I foolishly deleted the DNS entry from the SBS server
which was 192.168.0.47 relating to this PC:

Exactly what i did was as follows:

Went into the DNS via my computer > Control Panel> Admin
Tools > Reverse Lookup > 192.168.0.X - Subnet, deleted the
192.168.0.47 entry for this PC. (PC Name - Starsky)

The PC had a couple of DNS entries and i thought if i
deleted the DNS records for this PC from the reverse
lookup zone it would then reset the DNS record for this PC
when i rebooted the PC....Silly me.

I have rebooted the PC and the server but don't see a DNS
entry for that particular PC (starky) PC in the DNS via my
computer > Control Panel> Admin Tools > Reverse Lookup >
192.168.0.X - Subnetnetwork.

However, when i do an NSLOOKUP or IPConfig/all I see the
address of the DNS server. The PC also seems to be
suffering in performance.

Any Help greatly appreciated
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Re: DNS record by James

James
Wed Feb 11 10:50:07 CST 2004

If the computer that you deleted the entry for is a workstation you can
force it to register in DNS by using the ipconfig command. Check out the

ipconfig /flushdns
& ipconfig /registerdns

switches.

James


"William" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:e1ad01c3f0bb$9b3617f0$a301280a@phx.gbl...
> Hi all, I have a problem with a computer's DNS entry.
> I foolishly deleted the DNS entry from the SBS server
> which was 192.168.0.47 relating to this PC:
>
> Exactly what i did was as follows:
>
> Went into the DNS via my computer > Control Panel> Admin
> Tools > Reverse Lookup > 192.168.0.X - Subnet, deleted the
> 192.168.0.47 entry for this PC. (PC Name - Starsky)
>
> The PC had a couple of DNS entries and i thought if i
> deleted the DNS records for this PC from the reverse
> lookup zone it would then reset the DNS record for this PC
> when i rebooted the PC....Silly me.
>
> I have rebooted the PC and the server but don't see a DNS
> entry for that particular PC (starky) PC in the DNS via my
> computer > Control Panel> Admin Tools > Reverse Lookup >
> 192.168.0.X - Subnetnetwork.
>
> However, when i do an NSLOOKUP or IPConfig/all I see the
> address of the DNS server. The PC also seems to be
> suffering in performance.
>
> Any Help greatly appreciated
>


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