Accidentally delete folder in DNS

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good day,

while removing service record dns (windows 2003 environment) have deleted mistake following folder :

forward lookup zone--domain.internal--_msdcs--gc

can dns rebuild folder automatically , or have restore backup?

i f have restore backup , can restore folder alone without restoring whole system state ?

regards

elias dayeh

hi,

go tcp/ip property > advanced> dns , ensure "register connections address in dns" checked.

proceed this:
run below commands on problem dc and verify the subfolders in dns : net stop dns & net stop netlogon & ipconfig /flushdns & net start dns & net start netlogon & ipconfig /registerdns & netdiag /fix

if above not follow : http://support.microsoft.com/kb/310568 or http://support.microsoft.com/kb/817470/

best regards,

abhijit waikar.
mcsa 2003 | mcsa:messaging | mcts | mcitp:server administrator | microsoft community contributor | my blog

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