NAS registration DNS failed - daily warning

[1shot2killz]

Hey,
Every 24 hours (the time of first joining the domain) I get the following message:
Warning 2018/07/06 06:14:25 System 127.0.0.1 localhost [Microsoft Networking] The NAS registration in DNS failed.

QNAP is connected to AD. The domain manager of Windows Server 2016. I do not see any problems in operation - permissions, users, access, etc.
Primary DNS on the QNAP network adapter set to the IP address of the domain controller. The second DNS left empty. QNAP also manually added to the domain controller.
Especially, it does not bother me, but every 24 hours I get annoyed with the error message.


Firmware version: 4.3.4.0537 Build 20180331
Server model: QNAP TS-831XU-RP

[Toxic17]

what is your DNS settings on the NAS's Network interfaces? do you have a DNS entry on the DNS server for your NAS?

[schumaku]

Not sure there is a control to disable the attempted dynamic DNS update on the NAS/SAMBA side (at least without rebuilding your own SAMBA binaries, as it's a linked-in feature).

You might have to allow dynamic updates on your AD DNS server on the scope where the NAS is connected to, as it is [or was, I'm becoming old...] for workstations and member servers usually.

[1shot2killz]

NAS added to the DNS zone correctly. It is exactly that if the lease expires every 24 hours.
Why does not a NAS from Qnap have such problems?
Often I also have such information - watch (czuwanie)

https://imgur.com/Zf4vJqA

[RickCann]

My 470 pro started doing the same thing about 3 or so months ago - nothing changed, everything on the NAS the same. I've looked my AD server, and all seems normal. Strange

[RickCann]

I have the same thing - TS-470 Pro - never got it before the first of the year - it's a nagging irritation - my networking is fine (Retired 28 year IT Architect) - I've even pulled it off AD and re-added it - same nagging results

[nickd]

I agree that its an issue that should be fixed. However, you can disable the NAS' DNS registration by doing the following.

• Go to Control Panel > Network & File Services > Win/Mac/NFS

• On the Microsoft Networking page (first page), choose Advanced Options

• Uncheck the option called Automatically register in DNS

I had turned this one one day without thinking about it. It nagged me every day until I remembered how to turn it off again.

[1shot2killz]

Has anyone found a solution to this problem?
All the time randomly disconnects QNAP from a domain controller.
Official support cannot solve the problem.

[mmilis]

I am uncomfortably disappointed with the support from QNAP. Either it's hard to come up with the right person to help or they don't have people who have the knowledge.
After several hours of remote sessions on their part, I didn't get a specific answer or solution. Something strange is happening with the communication between DC and QNAP, ad join.
To be honest, my initial problem is the loss of the smb connection but now after the reset of QNAP this problem occurs with DNS registration.

[1shot2killz]

The problem still exists. Support sees no problem. I get calls from the company at night that employees cannot log in to network locations.
What's more ridiculous, the TS-831XU-RP disconnects randomly, and the TS-231 does not have this problem and is still connected to the domain.
Thank you, QNAP. I will not buy your product for the second time.

[1shot2killz]

Please, help me. Every day I have to join the AD domain using the Assistant. Then everything returns to normal. This is terribly annoying.

[dolbyman]

open a ticket with qnap so it can be investigated and fixed