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    <p>Adding freeipa-users back to loop<br>
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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 24.02.2017 12:02, Iulian Roman
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        <div class="gmail_extra">On Thu, Feb 23, 2017 at 4:21 PM, Martin
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                <p>comments inline <br>
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                    23.02.2017 15:07, Iulian Roman wrote:<br>
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                          <div>Despite reading the freeipa and Redhat
                            IdM documentation regarding the DNS , it is
                            still unclear to me if and when is
                            integrated DNS mandatory .  We do have an
                            environment with a pretty complex DNS setup
                            , which is in place for years and there are
                            no  plans to change it.<br>
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                </span> Integrated DNS is not mandatory at all. Without
                IPA DNS you have to manage all IPA system records
                manually on external DNS<span class=""><br>
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                          if i understood correctly from the
                          documentation , integrated DNS is mandatory
                          for configuring AD trust. is that correct ? <br>
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                </span> No, it is not needed for AD trust, you need to
                add additional DNS records<span class=""><br>
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                          Can the integrated DNS be configured as
                          forward only ? Do the clients need to have IPA
                          DNS as a resolver or they can just use
                          existing DNS server ? <br>
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                </span> You don't need to install IPA DNS.<br>
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                All records the IPA needs can be received from command
                `ipa dns-update-system-records --dry-run` (IPA4.4+)<br>
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            <div>there are some SRV records (_kerberos, _kpasswd, _ldap,
              _ntp) reported by the above command which would not be
              easy to add them to existing DNS (DNS updates are form
              based and they allow only A and CNAME records). When and
              by whom are those records used and what is the consequence
              of not adding them  into existing DNS ?<br>
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    These are mainly used by ipa-clients (SSSD) with dynamic
    configuration. However you may configure client to use static
    configuration (without auto detection of working IPA servers) and it
    should work. However I'm not sure about DNS records required for AD
    Trust, who is the consumer, if only SSSD or not.<br>
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