Browsers don't resolve IP addresses to domain name - [H]ard|Forum
Aug 21, 2009 · For years I've used the IP address to access some sites. The browser connects to the IP address as the domain name is only the pointer to the IP address so using the IP removes the DNS resolution from the step to get to the webpage and if the domain name changes, the site can still be accessed if it is still at the same location (IP address).
Correct way to setup domain controller IP settings? - [H]ard|Forum
Aug 12, 2008 · Only use a DNS 2 for domain Workstations if it is synchronized with the domain. For non-domain joined computers, use the Domain DNS as #1, and a non-domain DNS as #2. With this setup DNS may initially be slow, speed will …
Is it really necessary to disjoin AD domain to change name of …
Jun 16, 2004 · If your setup allows for renaming of a machine that is on the domain (the domain controller isn't setup to require the computer to be pre-added in AD), and you no longer need the original system name in AD, then it should be fine to change the name. However, it will auto delete the original computer from AD if you rename it.
nslookup, "Non-existent domain" and "Default servers are not …
Jul 27, 2006 · echo (10.0.255.3) is the domain controller, and also runs DHCP and DNS. Having some problems: (from one of the workstations joined to the domain) H:\\>nslookup echo *** Can't find server name for address 10.0.255.3: Non-existent domain *** Default servers are not available Server: UnKnown...
localhost@localdomain - [H]ard|Forum
Aug 24, 2004 · When you see that name, it means you are using the default name. Yes you can change that, depending on your distro, you can do so in the Network configuration program (for instance in RH9, FC1, FC2, and possibly others: neat or redhat-config-network (RH9, FC1) or system-config-network (FC2)).
Unable to connect to FileZilla FTP - [H]ard|Forum
Feb 22, 2018 · The company has their domain name hosted on GoDaddy (DNS Only, Off-site). Their current website is hosted by a company called NextInteractives. From what I understand the guy running NextInteractives offered to design and host their website several years ago as he is a friend of the company owner.
RADIUS (NPS) certificate confusion - [H]ard|Forum
Mar 19, 2021 · This method uses server certificates to verify the identity of the server the client is talking to. The NPS, whose name is myNPS is joined to my cloud domain (Microsoft's cloud version of Domain Services - Azure AD Domain Services), let's say the domain name is aadds.mycompany.com, so the FQDN for my NPS is myNPS.aadds.mycompany.com.
Two devices listening on the same ports? - [H]ard|Forum
Dec 27, 2005 · The domain name really just takes the place of an IP. So you can do yourdomain.com ortnumber just like in the IP example above. Now, to get your IP a domain name depends on if you have a static IP or a dynamic (changing) IP. Most home ISP lines are dynamic. If you have a static it is as simple as adding the IP to your DNS zone file for the domain.
Using radmin through LAN? - [H]ard|Forum
May 6, 2005 · What I mean is, if I just put my home IP (WAN ofcourse) into radmin, it wont find it as it doesn't know which computer on the domain is the server (as I am not connected via normal domain login). I was wondering if there was a way to tell radmin what the domain controller is, and specify my username and pass that it requires to have internet ...
SSL certificate behind a firewall - Preventing certificate error
Apr 29, 2000 · Hey everyone. I'm setting up a company forum on an internal machine behind the company's firewall. Using standard naming convention, the internal machine will be machine.local, whereas the external FQDN will be machine.company.com. Obviously, I can't have the common name on the certificate...