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Dns Update Failed Nt_status_invalid_parameter Centos
DNS update failed! I had it working before on a previous install the other day. The reason I reinstalled was to test my ability to replicate my ability to setup linux proxy servers on my AD. Unfortunately I forgot how I fixed on my last working set. I remember that is has something to do with my Hosts file.
root@centos samba# net ads join -U administrator Enter administrator's password: Using short domain name - SUBDOMAIN Joined 'centos' to dns domain 'SUBDOMAIN.FULLDOMAIN.com' DNS update failed: NTSTATUSUNSUCCESSFUL In the link below it's suggested to 'verify if dynamic DNS updates are working on your Samba domain controller'. Jun 22, 2016 But when it comes time to join, the DNS Update fails: kyle@Server21:$ sudo net ads join -k Using short domain name - COMPANYNAME Joined 'SERVER21' to dns domain 'CompanyName.Local' No DNS domain configured for server21. Unable to perform DNS Update. DNS update failed: NTSTATUSINVALIDPARAMETER. And SSSD is still having an issue starting. Oct 21, 2019 Stack Exchange Network. Stack Exchange network consists of 178 Q&A communities including Stack Overflow, the largest, most trusted online community for developers to learn, share their knowledge, and build their careers. DNS update failed: NTSTATUSINVALIDPARAMETER. Searched through many sites and tried numerous attempts without any luck. I have followed the Troubleshooting Samba Domain Members guide to the tee and no go: Added file server IP addresss and FQDN to /etc/hosts file: '192.168.1.16 fileserver.domain.example.com fileserver'.
Here's my /etc/sysconfig/network:
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And /etc/hosts:
That entry in sysconfig is the only mention of the name 'cherry' in /etc that relates to networking and this is the state that those files were in after installation.


As I understand it, a Windows host would join to the domain and register its name, but this is failing. I have another VM that I've tried without the .vm in its FQDN, but it's having the same problem. Both are fully up-to-date on packages.