Fix:
- This is due to DNS nodes that have characters in them windows does not like (e.g. ! ‘ etc) you can delete them in the following way
- Start > run > dsa.msc
- View > Advanced Features
- Domain name > System > Microsoft DNS
- Note any records for reverse DNS zones that longer exist should be removed from here at this point
- Then locate then offending entries (they will have a type of ‘dnsnode’) and delete them.
However if you have machines on the network that are going to “re-register” themselves (e.g Apple Mac’s Firewalls and routers – then the problem will reoccur)
If the problem does reoccurs then you need to go to the DNS server and ALLOW names it does not allow by default (note this is not recommended by Microsoft) If you want to do this.
- On the DNS server Start > Administrative tools > DNS
- Right click the server name > properties > Advanced
- Change the Name Checking section to “All Names”
- Restart the DNS Server service (or right click the Server name > All tasks > Restart
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