Hello,
I have a big intranet that I run with IIS 6.0.
I need to log the client's machine names, and I found on the web istruction
on how to use REMOTE_HOST server variable while enabling Reverse DNS on IIS.
Using also a query to the DNS retrieves only the names of machine that are
registered in the DNS (like servers).
Any idea (both server and client side)? Apparently it worked a time on a
client, but actually I keep getting only the IP on the various machine I'm
using.
Thanks Alot
DevX 6 3582
"Michael Nemtsev [MVP]" <ne*****@msn.co mwrote in message
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Don't forget that u need to change security settings for intranet
And be using IE...
--
Mark Rae
ASP.NET MVP http://www.markrae.net
IIS returns the IP address by default to increase performance. If you want
to set your site or server to do reverse lookups to get the actual hostname,
you'll have to modify your IIS settings. See http://support.microsoft.com/kb/245574 for details on how to do this.
In your case, the reverse lookup seems to be failing, as is the NetBIOS call
that is executed afterwards. The IIS server returns the IP address as a last
resort.
There is no server-sided script to fix this. You need to look at your
Intranet and server settings to determine why both DNS reverse lookup and
NetBIOS are failing.
HTH
Steve
"DevX" <i.****@esp.amw rote in message
news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP04.phx.gbl. ..
Hello,
I have a big intranet that I run with IIS 6.0.
I need to log the client's machine names, and I found on the web
istruction on how to use REMOTE_HOST server variable while enabling
Reverse DNS on IIS.
Using also a query to the DNS retrieves only the names of machine that are
registered in the DNS (like servers).
Any idea (both server and client side)? Apparently it worked a time on a
client, but actually I keep getting only the IP on the various machine I'm
using.
Thanks Alot
DevX
Thank to both of you. Luckily we have standardized machines all running IE6.
"Mark Rae [MVP]" <ma**@markNOSPA Mrae.netha scritto nel messaggio
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"Michael Nemtsev [MVP]" <ne*****@msn.co mwrote in message
news:3d******** *************** ***@msnews.micr osoft.com...
>Don't forget that u need to change security settings for intranet
And be using IE...
--
Mark Rae
ASP.NET MVP http://www.markrae.net
I have already done the Reverse DNS configuration. Just while I am writing
this, a colleague reports that on his client the server-side stuff works. On
many other clients it did not. (For client I am referring to standard Active
Directory pc connected, not server with a DNS entry).
Can you provide me some link to explore better why the Reverse DNS is
failing? I want to know more about this, NetBIOS et al.
In any case, Many thanks for you time
DevX
"Steve" <ze************ *@zen.co.ukha scritto nel messaggio
news:OD******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP06.phx.gbl...
IIS returns the IP address by default to increase performance. If you want
to set your site or server to do reverse lookups to get the actual
hostname, you'll have to modify your IIS settings. See http://support.microsoft.com/kb/245574 for details on how to do this.
In your case, the reverse lookup seems to be failing, as is the NetBIOS
call that is executed afterwards. The IIS server returns the IP address as
a last resort.
There is no server-sided script to fix this. You need to look at your
Intranet and server settings to determine why both DNS reverse lookup and
NetBIOS are failing.
HTH
Steve
"DevX" <i.****@esp.amw rote in message
news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP04.phx.gbl. ..
>Hello,
I have a big intranet that I run with IIS 6.0.
I need to log the client's machine names, and I found on the web istruction on how to use REMOTE_HOST server variable while enabling Reverse DNS on IIS.
Using also a query to the DNS retrieves only the names of machine that are registered in the DNS (like servers).
Any idea (both server and client side)? Apparently it worked a time on a client, but actually I keep getting only the IP on the various machine I'm using.
Thanks Alot
DevX
DevX,
I'm not a Windows expert, but imagine that there is some sort of interaction
between Windows DNS and DHCP for the clients that isn't configured
correctly. I would need to know which clients you are running, which
browser, which DHCP, and which DNS.
As I understand it, when a DHCP lease is issued to a client, the DHCP server
updates the DNS server dynamically. So the reverse lookup should work. But
some of the clients or the DHCP server may be configured so that DNS is not
updated. Does this make sense?
Cheers,
Steve
"DevX" <i.****@esp.amw rote in message
news:uT******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP02.phx.gbl...
>I have already done the Reverse DNS configuration. Just while I am writing this, a colleague reports that on his client the server-side stuff works. On many other clients it did not. (For client I am referring to standard Active Directory pc connected, not server with a DNS entry).
Can you provide me some link to explore better why the Reverse DNS is
failing? I want to know more about this, NetBIOS et al.
In any case, Many thanks for you time
DevX
"Steve" <ze************ *@zen.co.ukha scritto nel messaggio
news:OD******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP06.phx.gbl...
>IIS returns the IP address by default to increase performance. If you want to set your site or server to do reverse lookups to get the actual hostname, you'll have to modify your IIS settings. See http://support.microsoft.com/kb/245574 for details on how to do this.
In your case, the reverse lookup seems to be failing, as is the NetBIOS call that is executed afterwards. The IIS server returns the IP address as a last resort.
There is no server-sided script to fix this. You need to look at your Intranet and server settings to determine why both DNS reverse lookup and NetBIOS are failing.
HTH
Steve
"DevX" <i.****@esp.amw rote in message news:%2******* *********@TK2MS FTNGP04.phx.gbl ...
>>Hello,
I have a big intranet that I run with IIS 6.0.
I need to log the client's machine names, and I found on the web istruction on how to use REMOTE_HOST server variable while enabling Reverse DNS on IIS.
Using also a query to the DNS retrieves only the names of machine that are registered in the DNS (like servers).
Any idea (both server and client side)? Apparently it worked a time on a client, but actually I keep getting only the IP on the various machine I'm using.
Thanks Alot
DevX
Thanks,
I think I must work closely to the sys admins of the customer to know better
how the intanet is configured.
For know I know that they use mainly Win 2000 client but the server
architecture is very intricated and I don't know it very well.
I will investigate about the relation between DNS, DHCP and client
configuration.
Bye
DevX
"Steve" <ze************ *@zen.co.ukha scritto nel messaggio
news:uI******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP05.phx.gbl...
DevX,
I'm not a Windows expert, but imagine that there is some sort of
interaction between Windows DNS and DHCP for the clients that isn't
configured correctly. I would need to know which clients you are running,
which browser, which DHCP, and which DNS.
As I understand it, when a DHCP lease is issued to a client, the DHCP
server updates the DNS server dynamically. So the reverse lookup should
work. But some of the clients or the DHCP server may be configured so that
DNS is not updated. Does this make sense?
Cheers,
Steve
"DevX" <i.****@esp.amw rote in message
news:uT******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP02.phx.gbl...
>>I have already done the Reverse DNS configuration. Just while I am writing this, a colleague reports that on his client the server-side stuff works. On many other clients it did not. (For client I am referring to standard Active Directory pc connected, not server with a DNS entry).
Can you provide me some link to explore better why the Reverse DNS is failing? I want to know more about this, NetBIOS et al.
In any case, Many thanks for you time
DevX
"Steve" <ze************ *@zen.co.ukha scritto nel messaggio news:OD******* *******@TK2MSFT NGP06.phx.gbl.. .
>>IIS returns the IP address by default to increase performance. If you want to set your site or server to do reverse lookups to get the actual hostname, you'll have to modify your IIS settings. See http://support.microsoft.com/kb/245574 for details on how to do this.
In your case, the reverse lookup seems to be failing, as is the NetBIOS call that is executed afterwards. The IIS server returns the IP address as a last resort.
There is no server-sided script to fix this. You need to look at your Intranet and server settings to determine why both DNS reverse lookup and NetBIOS are failing.
HTH
Steve
"DevX" <i.****@esp.amw rote in message news:%2****** **********@TK2M SFTNGP04.phx.gb l... Hello,
I have a big intranet that I run with IIS 6.0.
I need to log the client's machine names, and I found on the web istruction on how to use REMOTE_HOST server variable while enabling Reverse DNS on IIS.
Using also a query to the DNS retrieves only the names of machine that are registered in the DNS (like servers).
Any idea (both server and client side)? Apparently it worked a time on a client, but actually I keep getting only the IP on the various machine I'm using.
Thanks Alot
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