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Wildcard DNS in Win2K
Can someone tell me if it's possible in Win2K to setup wildcard DNS. I know you can on other DNS servers, but have yet to find out how in Win2K.
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You cannot use * as a host name in Microsft DNS, I have also added a record programatically using * as the host allthough the record was added it does not function as a wild card. I will do a bit of research. It could be possible but appears to not be supported.
Sam Land http://www.dyndnsservices.com |
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* Wildcard works fine in 2003 DNS but not 2000
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They work in W2K. Here is the way:
1. Search the registry key: HKLM\SYSTEM\CURRENTCONTROLSET\SERVICES\DNS\PARAMETERS add the dword value: LooseWildcarding Set it to 1 2. Restart DNS-Service 3. If you want *.yourdomain.com open the zone yourdomain.com and add a subzone with the name * 4. In this subzone add a host entry with no name, confirm the warnig. 5. Thatīs it |
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