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Using Ubuntu 12.04 DHCP server to securely update DNS records in Active Directory
DHCP server doesn't assign network dns to other hosts on my networkDHCP is mangling my PTR records in DNSubuntu 12.04 dhcp gateway serverHow do I perform maintenance on a master DNS/DHCP (BIND9/ISC-DHCP) Ubuntu server?Ubuntu 14.04 DHCP client not updating Windows DNSISC DHCP Different DNS Server For Different Client OSHow to configure dynamic DNS for IPv6 using bind and isc-dhcp-serverUsing Ubuntu Server machine as a DHCP and DNS server to forward URL's to IP addressesProblems setting up dnsmasq for DHCP/DNS on 16.04 serverRegister hostname in active directory DNS in 18.04
What seems, to me, to be a simple question, apparently isn't.
I have a Linux (Ubuntu 12.04) DHCP server: isc-dhcp-server, that works GREAT. No issues and all clients can get an address with no issues.
I also have a Windows 2003 Server Active Directory domain: corp.local, e.g. that works great as well.
What I'm trying to do, is to get the Linux DHCP server to SECURELY update the DNS records in Active directory. I can get full functionality if I select "Secure and Non Secure" updates in Windows DNS, but nothing works when I select Secure Only.
I've tried and tried and tried, all to no avail.
- I recognize that I need to somehow share a key or encrypt the data between the Linux DHCP clients and Windows AD/DNS, but I just cant find a how-to.
Any suggestions?
I am NOT interested in having BOTH DHCP and DNS in Linux or BOTH DHCP and DNS in Windows. I want to keep the Linux DHCP server and Windows AD/DNS. I just want to find a way to let the Linux DHCP clients securely update their own records in Windows AD.
- When I have "Secure and Non Secure" enabled in Windows DNS, it works - I get the Linux DHCP records in AD. I also get a "TXT" record that looks like a hash for some kind of secure update. It's a strong preference (just short of a requirement) to have the updates be secure.
Lastly, I do NOT want to install Samba. It seems to me to be unnecessary for my environment.
Seems simple to me - a Linux DHCP server that will securely update Windows AD/DNS records.
James
12.04 server dhcp active-directory
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What seems, to me, to be a simple question, apparently isn't.
I have a Linux (Ubuntu 12.04) DHCP server: isc-dhcp-server, that works GREAT. No issues and all clients can get an address with no issues.
I also have a Windows 2003 Server Active Directory domain: corp.local, e.g. that works great as well.
What I'm trying to do, is to get the Linux DHCP server to SECURELY update the DNS records in Active directory. I can get full functionality if I select "Secure and Non Secure" updates in Windows DNS, but nothing works when I select Secure Only.
I've tried and tried and tried, all to no avail.
- I recognize that I need to somehow share a key or encrypt the data between the Linux DHCP clients and Windows AD/DNS, but I just cant find a how-to.
Any suggestions?
I am NOT interested in having BOTH DHCP and DNS in Linux or BOTH DHCP and DNS in Windows. I want to keep the Linux DHCP server and Windows AD/DNS. I just want to find a way to let the Linux DHCP clients securely update their own records in Windows AD.
- When I have "Secure and Non Secure" enabled in Windows DNS, it works - I get the Linux DHCP records in AD. I also get a "TXT" record that looks like a hash for some kind of secure update. It's a strong preference (just short of a requirement) to have the updates be secure.
Lastly, I do NOT want to install Samba. It seems to me to be unnecessary for my environment.
Seems simple to me - a Linux DHCP server that will securely update Windows AD/DNS records.
James
12.04 server dhcp active-directory
edited Mar 2 '14 at 15:39
v2r
6,439113948
asked Mar 2 '14 at 15:14
cliff_nhcliff_nh
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What seems, to me, to be a simple question, apparently isn't.
I have a Linux (Ubuntu 12.04) DHCP server: isc-dhcp-server, that works GREAT. No issues and all clients can get an address with no issues.
I also have a Windows 2003 Server Active Directory domain: corp.local, e.g. that works great as well.
What I'm trying to do, is to get the Linux DHCP server to SECURELY update the DNS records in Active directory. I can get full functionality if I select "Secure and Non Secure" updates in Windows DNS, but nothing works when I select Secure Only.
I've tried and tried and tried, all to no avail.
- I recognize that I need to somehow share a key or encrypt the data between the Linux DHCP clients and Windows AD/DNS, but I just cant find a how-to.
Any suggestions?
I am NOT interested in having BOTH DHCP and DNS in Linux or BOTH DHCP and DNS in Windows. I want to keep the Linux DHCP server and Windows AD/DNS. I just want to find a way to let the Linux DHCP clients securely update their own records in Windows AD.
- When I have "Secure and Non Secure" enabled in Windows DNS, it works - I get the Linux DHCP records in AD. I also get a "TXT" record that looks like a hash for some kind of secure update. It's a strong preference (just short of a requirement) to have the updates be secure.
Lastly, I do NOT want to install Samba. It seems to me to be unnecessary for my environment.
Seems simple to me - a Linux DHCP server that will securely update Windows AD/DNS records.
James
12.04 server dhcp active-directory
edited Mar 2 '14 at 15:39
v2r
6,439113948
asked Mar 2 '14 at 15:14
cliff_nhcliff_nh
1114
What seems, to me, to be a simple question, apparently isn't.
I have a Linux (Ubuntu 12.04) DHCP server: isc-dhcp-server, that works GREAT. No issues and all clients can get an address with no issues.
I also have a Windows 2003 Server Active Directory domain: corp.local, e.g. that works great as well.
What I'm trying to do, is to get the Linux DHCP server to SECURELY update the DNS records in Active directory. I can get full functionality if I select "Secure and Non Secure" updates in Windows DNS, but nothing works when I select Secure Only.
I've tried and tried and tried, all to no avail.
- I recognize that I need to somehow share a key or encrypt the data between the Linux DHCP clients and Windows AD/DNS, but I just cant find a how-to.
Any suggestions?
I am NOT interested in having BOTH DHCP and DNS in Linux or BOTH DHCP and DNS in Windows. I want to keep the Linux DHCP server and Windows AD/DNS. I just want to find a way to let the Linux DHCP clients securely update their own records in Windows AD.
- When I have "Secure and Non Secure" enabled in Windows DNS, it works - I get the Linux DHCP records in AD. I also get a "TXT" record that looks like a hash for some kind of secure update. It's a strong preference (just short of a requirement) to have the updates be secure.
Lastly, I do NOT want to install Samba. It seems to me to be unnecessary for my environment.
Seems simple to me - a Linux DHCP server that will securely update Windows AD/DNS records.
James
12.04 server dhcp active-directory
12.04 server dhcp active-directory
edited Mar 2 '14 at 15:39
v2r
6,439113948
asked Mar 2 '14 at 15:14
cliff_nhcliff_nh
1114
edited Mar 2 '14 at 15:39
v2r
6,439113948
asked Mar 2 '14 at 15:14
cliff_nhcliff_nh
1114
edited Mar 2 '14 at 15:39
v2r
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edited Mar 2 '14 at 15:39
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edited Mar 2 '14 at 15:39
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https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Samba_4_Active_Directory_Domain_Controller
Its all there also I think in the default domain policy you should disable ddns?
Read the dhcp as its the same as samba.
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https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Samba_4_Active_Directory_Domain_Controller
Its all there also I think in the default domain policy you should disable ddns?
Read the dhcp as its the same as samba.
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https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Samba_4_Active_Directory_Domain_Controller
Its all there also I think in the default domain policy you should disable ddns?
Read the dhcp as its the same as samba.
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https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Samba_4_Active_Directory_Domain_Controller
Its all there also I think in the default domain policy you should disable ddns?
Read the dhcp as its the same as samba.
answered Mar 27 '14 at 15:41
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https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Samba_4_Active_Directory_Domain_Controller
Its all there also I think in the default domain policy you should disable ddns?
Read the dhcp as its the same as samba.
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