June 2004
Intermediate to advanced
1488 pages
45h 53m
English
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Maintaining and Monitoring DNS
When using DNS, you can perform many routine tasks to maintain and monitor domain name resolution services. Key tasks you might need to perform include the following:
Configuring default application directory partitions and replication scope
Setting aging and scavenging
Configuring logging and checking event logs
Configuring Default Application Directory Partitions and Replication Scope
When the domain controllers running DNS in all the domains of your forest are using Windows Server 2003, you can create default application directory partitions for DNS. This reduces DNS replication traffic because DNS changes are replicated only to domain controllers also configured as DNS servers. There are two ways to configure default ...