Apple just isn't helpful when it comes to that. Resources for SRV records I would suggest try Linux OpenLDAP forums for configuring linux DNS. We have a growing number of PC's and I'm actually testing an AD controller to handle DNS and authentication, in the golden triangle way. I've turned it on here but you have to mess about with the PC registry to get them to connect. You wont get any extra control working that way though.Īs for mac SRV records, again I'm going to guess you are trying to get OS X to run PDC duties. If you're not seeing records in Workgroup Manager something is very wrong.įrom what was in my office before I started if you start changing DNS files directly you might break the friendly Apple GUI's ability to display them and be forever editing that way.
Server Admin is where you see DNS entries and that is what should be blank. When you bind a mac to OD the computer should create an account the same way as user accounts create. Workgroup Manager is a different tool not used for DNS. I'm guessing you're on 10.5 or below there but part of what you said doesn't sound right. In a Mac environment bonjour seems good enough for clients, servers we add to DNS not clients. Whatever is doing DHCP makes no difference. It's a Apple thing, PC's have done it since Windows 2000 I think. Mac DNS servers don't allow automatic registration to a DNS server.
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