How to Register Reverse DNS (PTR) Records with DHCP Addresses in Windows

Published: 03 November 2016 | Written by some jerk | Print | Email | Hits: 118

The solution is checking Use this connection's DNS suffix in DNS registration in the TCP/IP settings of the network interface:

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As much as it may appear strange, this is the only solution to ensure Windows will register both the A and the PTR records for a DHCP network connection; otherwise, it will only register the A record.