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Weird issue with Windows File Cluster resource and DNS resolution
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Francisco Alejandro Juan Ferrer
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Hi all,
I setup a file server guest cluster with 2 windows server. When I create the cluster resource, Windows make his own DNS records on DC from this resource. For example "fscluster" and give its a virtual IP.
So, everythings works fine, but I just created a DNS record named "NAS" pointing to same IP from "fscluster".
The issue is that when I access to "\fscluster" or "\IP" from windows explorer, everything works fine, I can see all files. But when I try to access "\NAS" explorer shows empty. Seems to access to server who is hosting resource, but not the shared folders of the cluster role. Only happens when I try to access using "\NAS".
Of course dns ip its rigth. I also tried with CNAME instead DNS with no luck.
Any idea what I can doing wrong?
Thank!
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