issue when having two DNS servers

[hassan93]

HI
I was wondering if someone could shed some light currently i have two seprate DNS servers and i have client 1 which contacts to test.local server and client 2 which contact clientes.local

i can resolve fine with test.local but cannot resolve the ad server in clientes.local

im attaching picture not sure if i missed something?
currently using nxproxy

[support200]

Why didn't you check Use Local DNS? If you already enabled it then try the local DNS settings on 'Policy > NxProxy' as well.

However, if it's about 2 Activie Directories, I am not so sure how it works as test.local and clientes.local goes to the same local DNS server.

[support200]

DNS > Zone Transfer might be working as it caches your AD domains. If you want to try it you need to use it without setting the local DNS settings on Policy > NxProxy as it bypasses its local domain on NxProxy end.

[hassan93]

Thanks for the reply, so i tried the first reply, and didnt work,

as for the zone transfer not sure what you mean would i disable the local DNS? something like this?

[support200]

Why did you empty your DNS > Local DNS settings? You still need that if you use Active Directory. Though it tries to bypass your AD domains based on your AD settings on User > Active Directory.

You need to allow Zone Transfer on your Windows server end. https://msftwebcast.com/2019/10/conf...rver-2019.html

[support200]

You also can try DNS > Conditional Forwarding. Maybe this is the one you are looking for.

[hassan93]

Thanks for the reply, so i created a clean domain just in case and shows this, i can ping and resolve it but cannot do gpupdate
whats odd is that i can ping dc2 but not dc2.dgs.net

[support200]

Try Conditional Forwarder. And add your reverse domain as well.

Remove dgs.net setting from Local DNS and set it as a conditional forwarder.

DNS > Local DNS > Local DNS Server = 192.168.21.230
DNS > Local DNS > Local Domain = test.local,21.168.192.in-addr.arpa

And on DNS > Conditional Forwarder add dgs.net and 7.168.192.-in-addr.arpa

And remove Policy > NxProxy > Local DNS settings. If you don't set Local Domain there, it doesn't work anyway.

[hassan93]

Thanks for the reply, would it be like this? attaching pictures

thank you

[support200]

And you need to check Use Local DNS to enable bypassing.

[hassan93]

thanks for the reply, i checked the local DNS and not sure what im doing wrong, as when i run gpupdate, it says that cannot contact the domain controller, were currently interested to use this software for around 300 devices which each client has its own DNS servers

[support200]

You mean that you have problem with both AD domains or just one domain?

[hassan93]

Thanks for the reply, when i configure like above it seems to be an issue with both domains, not sure if you can test on your site? with 2 AD domains

[support200]

We don't have 2 AD domains. And actually I don't know what your problem exactly.

Just test it one by one. Don't use 2 domains. Use one domain. And see if it's fully working. If it's working then move it to the next.

Just use test.local and use DNS > Local DNS only and see if it's working.