[Samba] AD DC without integrated DNS
Magnus Holmgren
holmgren at lysator.liu.se
Mon May 4 20:06:02 UTC 2020
måndag 4 maj 2020 kl. 21:17:13 CEST skrev Rowland penny via samba:
> > samba_dnsupdate can insert all the records from dns_update_cache, *except*
> > the NS record for the _msdcs zone
>
> Not sure I understand that, by default a Samba AD DC has two zones:
> samdom.example.com (DomainDnsZone)
> _msdcs.samdom.example.com (ForestDnsZone)
>
> Both of which can be updated by samba_dnsupdate
Yes, samba_dnsupdate successfully injects all the necessary RRs, both for the
domain and for the forest, except they don't get separated into two zones. But
that's just an technical-organizational detail when there's only one AD domain
anyway. As long as all the A/AAAA and SRV records are in place and can be
found by the clients, what, exactly, would not work? Joining a machine to an
AD domain doesn't require adding DNS records to its zone; the FQDN of the
machine can be entirely different, AFAICT. Are there any DNS-related
operations that require talking some other protocol? (samba_dnsupgrade falling
back to samba-tool when DDNS doesn't work will of course not be an option.)
> > hardly planning to join any Windows machines to this domain, except for
> > one or two for the purpose of testing software that we can't install on
> > multiple personal laptops (most of which were bought with Windows Home
> > pre-installed),
> That is never going to work, you cannot join a Windows Home client to a
> domain.
Exactly. I said we're hardly planning on joining any Windows machines to the
domain, and they're mostly running Windows Home anyway (we could buy Pro
upgrades, though).
--
Magnus Holmgren holmgren at lysator.liu.se
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