First make a backup of samba incase something goes wrong. Then `nslookup
realm.tld` should give you a list of all the ip's linked to realm.tld, then
you can use something like `samba-tool dns delete host realm.tld @ A
ip.you.rem.oved -Uadministrator` also you will want to use `samba-tool dns
delete
Thanks
Run "samba-tool dns delete host realm.tld host.realm.tld A ip.you.rem.oved
-Uadministrator" command and return successful but nslookup return tow IP
nslookup -type=any hum-office.xx.xx.xxx
Server: 192.168.113.251
Address:192.168.113.251#53
hum-office.xx.xx.xxx name
nslookup -type=any hum-office.xx.xx.xxx
Server: 192.168.113.251
Address:192.168.113.251#53
hum-office.xx.xx.xxx nameserver = hum-ad.hum-office.xx.xx.xxx
Name: hum-office.xx.xx.xxx
Address: 192.168.25.27 ---> "Removed IP"
Name: hum-office.xx.xx.xxx
Address: 192.168.113.251
Thanks
Run "samba-tool dns delete host realm.tld host.realm.tld A
ip.you.rem.oved -Uadministrator" command and return successful but nslookup
return tow IP
On Wed, Oct 10, 2012 at 9:09 AM, Ricky Nance <
ricky.na...@weaubleau.k12.mo.us> wrote:
> First make a backup of samba incase something
Hello
install samba4beta8 white bind 9.9.1 and internal samba DNS DB on server
white tow IP, then remove one of IPs.
Users can not connect to the server or to communicate with a server takes .
Because, Removed IP in response to client requests are sent !
How to remove not use IP from samba dns D
