I could create a "user defined class" and entered the second but it get only the "None" class. Here is what I did but my Linux users still get the sf. If we needed additional suffixes on a Windows machine, say for one that is not devolved from the Primary DNS Suffix child domain suffix as pointed out above , then we can do it through either a GPO which is preferred , a regini or VB script. You can try using Option and enter each suffix with a space in between the suffixes no comma, semicolon, etc.
Let us know if this works out for you. If that doesn't work, then let's take a look at the following link regarding how to configure Option From what I see, it will be safe to add the additional suffix values without having to configure DHCP Option Classes, and Unix, Linux and OSx machines should accept it, but a Windows client will ignore it as we would want in this scenario.
Here is an output of resolv. Office Office Exchange Server. Not an IT pro? Windows Server TechCenter. Sign in. United States English. Ask a question. Quick access. Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Answered by:. Archived Forums. Network Infrastructure Servers. Sign in to vote.
I like the netdom command better than messing with little known or maybe undocumnted registry values, but when I tried it on Hyper-V Server R2 it said. On my side, I search the command line , using " netsh ", to change the value Inside the field " DNS Suffix for this connection " inside a network card, for the A goal. Have to do it by manually. I had same problem. Your link guided me to fix a problem. It made easy to me to join new domain.
Office Office Exchange Server. Not an IT pro? Windows Client. Sign in. United States English. Ask a question. Quick access. Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Answered by:. Archived Forums. If the AD domain name is a child domain, such as childDomain. Notice how the Search Suffix is configured to devolve the parent domain, which is an automatic function.
With Windows and older, what you see above is default behavior, that is to append the parent suffix. To fix it and make the newer operating systems work like and older, you have to make somce changes. Read the following nicely assembled article for specifics on how to handle this with registry entried, if you feel this is affecting your environment:. More on this in my other blog:. In some scenarios where either in an AD environment with multiple child domains that you need to populate the suffix of the other child domains, or with a non-joined machine such as a home user machine in a workgroup , that you need to populate additional suffixes to resolve names in partner or specific zones, you can add them a variety of ways, some of which are:.
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