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DNS Issue - nslookup resolve to random localhost ip
Hello all, I am new here. hope there is someone will help me. Please help me to resolve this issue. the host domain upxxxxx.edu.my can be resolve using public DNS. but while using internal DNS it w...
atlinemy , if you still have some issue, you should try to clean the dns server. On your DNS server you should try clearing the cache DNS and scavenging data but carefull you don't need the old IP adress.
hi atlinemy,
i think the trouble you face is the computer upikptss.edu.my exist in your local DNS with the IP 127.233.0.55. I would think maybe you create an active directory edu.my or zone DNS edu.my and in those zone DNS your computer exist with the IP 127.233.0.55.
Can you check on your local DNS or active directory ?
i think the trouble you face is the computer upikptss.edu.my exist in your local DNS with the IP 127.233.0.55. I would think maybe you create an active directory edu.my or zone DNS edu.my and in those zone DNS your computer exist with the IP 127.233.0.55.
Can you check on your local DNS or active directory ?
L_Youtell_974 thank you for your response. i already check with my local DNS and AD. there is no entry with upikptss. additional info i had restart the DNS/AD server. i made nslookup again after reboot then it appear/change to 127.118.0.45 (other local IP address).
did you check your forwarder ?
use nslookup to check the different forwarder.Did you delete the cache DNS, clean the old record on the DNS server ?
- my forwarder using dns.google
it looks like not forward to forwarder. but if i change dns server to 8.8.8.8 on nslookup it was get actual genuine IP.
i was delete the cache DNS using ipconfig /flushdns- Most of the time we use 8.8.8.8 and 1.1.1.1 as forwarder and we don't use the FQDN.