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Installing and Configuring Domain Name System (DNS)

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DNS Basics

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DNS Resource Records

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DNS Zones

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DNS Delegation

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DNS Security Techniques

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Advanced DNS Topics

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DNS Security (DNSSEC)

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DNS Policies

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PowerShell for DNS

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Troubleshooting DNS Issues - Troubleshooting Tools

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Creating DNS Resource Records

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One of the important considerations to becoming a seasoned pro or an expert in a certain subject is knowing when and where to go when you feel you need additional information. Doctors do it, lawyers do, and IT pros do it as well. That is why I have added these links that will apply to the lectures in each section. On your journey to becoming an expert remember an expert is someone that knows things that the other guy does not know. Good luck and best of all have fun doing it.

Thanks,

Robert

Links that relate to the lecture on DNS Resource Records https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc958958.aspx 

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/networking/technologies/ipam/dnsresource-record-management

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23 days ago

I just want to make sure on something. As per the instructions in “Creating the mytestzone Forward Lookup Zone” we are only directed to make that one specific zone. However in the video series there are other zones and already a reverse zone as highlighted in my screenshot. Were we supposed to create those as well? Because there was no instruction to do so but the video is telling to too. Or is the video just purely demonstrating those things? At this point, we should ONLY have the mytestzone Forward lookup and nothing else.

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Ricardo P(@ricardop)
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23 days ago

Hi profile avatar M F

That’s right. This lab asks just that task. In the next section there are more labs and will need you to create the other type of DNS zones.

Ricardo

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mf(@mf)
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22 days ago

But I don’t understand because in the video Paul points the CNAME of the mytestzone to his itflee.com. We don’t have that, so what are we supposed to do? Create the mytestzone and point the alias straight back to mytestzone?
He creates an alias in his mytestzone and points it to his itflee.com DC. I’ve gone through the videos several times now and followed the instructions as they were given. We have no DC, we just have a server with DNS installed. ITFDC01 with IP 192.168.0.10. No domain, no DC.

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Ricardo P(@ricardop)
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19 days ago

I understand what you mean. The DNS course is not showing how to install AD but we are managing the resources of the domain. What it is shown is the AD DNS from itflee.com. It is like after the Domain installation course so you can assume that. You can go ahead and create the resource and zone with the forward lookup zone of mytestzone.

Through the rest of the videos you might see these small discrepancies and in some cases Paul is just showing the concepts.

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mf(@mf)
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19 days ago

Okay that’s fine. I figured that may be the case after some thought and created two DC’s with DNS just under my own mock domain and just followed along from there.

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