At the moment we have 2 separate domains on the same network. There isn't any trust relationship. DNS settings aren't linked, no stubzones what so ever.
The problem is that on domain "name1" there is a name resolution to a servername on the domain "name2" that resolves to a wrong ip-adres. I've been looking for the source of this ip resolution. There is no DNS setting, no host lmhost file. I flushed all possible caches, dns arp netbios, wins. But still a ping to the servername resolves to a wrong ip address.
When I execute a nbtstat -a servername I get Host not found. Nslookup also can't find the servername. When I select the "Disable NetBIOS over TCP/IP" in the WINS Tab of the network card properties it solves the faulty resolution, running a ping to the server I get "Ping request could not find host ...". When I reselect the Default setting "Use NETBIOS setting from the DHCP server....." The wrong server ip resolution reapperars.
So it must be Netbios over TCP/IP being the source of this resolution. How do I flush this Netbios over TCP/IP cache?
Would creating a DNS stubzone solve this issue?
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