I've been doing some reading on AD DNS Servers recently and I want to make sure I'm reading this stuff correctly.<BR><BR>From what I've read, you should run DNS Servers on all of your domain ...

I rebuilt my Win2000 domain lab yesterday, I have 1 DC and its running AD and DNS. I have created a dependancy on DNS for the netlogon service. Everything is fine except for multiple errors in the DNS ...

Getting around my menu has never been easier than this ...

I’ve found the AD/DNS relationship to be one of the least understood aspects of Active Directory, and the literature is full of misinformation and half-truths. I was surprised to realize that in this ...

Active Directory (AD) is arguably the most crucial new feature in Windows 2000, so it’s important to devise a plan that ensures a smooth rollout for it. One of the first steps in planning your AD ...

The combination of Domain Name System, Active Directory and the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol is a potential cybersecurity threat, Akamai Technologies Inc. security researcher Ori David warned ...

If you run DNS on domain controllers, you have the opportunity to use something called Active Directory Integrated zones, or ADI zones. In classical DNS, the zone information is stored in text files ...

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