It was because they wanted to redesign the reverse lookup zones to
ease administration. They had forgotten to mention this and assumed
that all clients dynamically registered at reboot in the maintenance
weekend when the change was done.
Regards
Michael
2012/9/5 tsimerson nbu-fo...@backupcentral.com:
I'm curious as to why your DNS admin thought removing the reverse lookup zone
was a good idea. The only reasons I've ever gotten at customer sites or
within my own infrastructure has been I thought nothing used them or It is
a security risk (which no one has provided valid reasons for this
statement). Either way, these statements can be paraphrased I'm just lazy
and don't want to maintain another zone. Sorry for the rant but this just
bothers the heck out of me when the admin does not understand their own
technology.
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