"I've deleted all service records - I do not recommend that you do this on a production network" Thank you for legit making me laugh while listening to this passively in the background at 1am in my home when everyone's asleep
Been studying for the Microsoft AD certification exam for a while now, so far this is the most intuitive video that I've found that covers most of the essentials of DNS. Great job!
At 1:13 you say "On this network there are currently two domain controlers, so this means that there are 4 DNS records for each domain controler" Can you explain please? Thanks for the video.
Have a look at the replication settings for the zone that forestdnszone is located in. This will determine if it is replicate to the domain or forest level.
Hi Can you please tell me what all the pre-existing folders are for when you first open Active Directory Users & Computers option? There are several pre-existing folders: Builtin, Computers, Domain Controllers, Foreign Security Principles etc
Hi Can you please tell me what all the pre-existing folders are for when you first open Active Directory Users & Computers option? There are several pre-existing folders: Builtin, Computers, Domain Controllers, Foreign Security Principles etc
Replication is limited to the forest. See this page for more details. www.serverbrain.org/active-directory-planning-008/replication-boundary.html Given that active directory integrated zones are stored in an application partition, there is a lot of control how they are replicated. However, different forests have potentially difference schemas and thus replication is not possible. You could create a secondary zone in the other forest which would create a copy of the active directory integrated zones as a workaround.
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Replication is the action of copying or reproducing something. In the case of DNS, this is the process of making the DNS secondary zone match the primary zone. That is, replication process will add, change or delete records in the secondary zone to match the primary. In the case of Active Directory, when a record is changed it is replicated using Active Directory so all the other copies have the same copy. If to changes occur on different servers, Active Directory uses a last write win, that is, the newest change will be used.
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Been studying for the Microsoft AD certification exam for a while now, so far this is the most intuitive video that I've found that covers most of the essentials of DNS. Great job!
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At 1:13 you say "On this network there are currently two domain controlers, so this means that there are 4 DNS records for each domain controler"
Can you explain please? Thanks for the video.
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Have a look at the replication settings for the zone that forestdnszone is located in. This will determine if it is replicate to the domain or forest level.
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Can you please tell me what all the pre-existing folders are for when you first open Active Directory Users & Computers option?
There are several pre-existing folders: Builtin, Computers, Domain Controllers, Foreign Security Principles etc
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Can you please tell me what all the pre-existing folders are for when you first open Active Directory Users & Computers option?
There are several pre-existing folders: Builtin, Computers, Domain Controllers, Foreign Security Principles etc
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Can AD Dns hold Records of multiple AD forest domains?
Replication is limited to the forest. See this page for more details.
www.serverbrain.org/active-directory-planning-008/replication-boundary.html
Given that active directory integrated zones are stored in an application partition, there is a lot of control how they are replicated. However, different forests have potentially difference schemas and thus replication is not possible.
You could create a secondary zone in the other forest which would create a copy of the active directory integrated zones as a workaround.
Thank you very much Sir for valuable knowledge just love your videos they are so good hear, I just love your accent any TDH can comprehend for sure. kudos\m/, if possible is there any way wherein I can connect you
how about forestdnszone will it replicate to all domain....i am unable to see ForestDnsZone in child domain....only domaindns zone is available sir..
What do you mean by replication? Thank you for your videos!
Replication is the action of copying or reproducing something. In the case of DNS, this is the process of making the DNS secondary zone match the primary zone. That is, replication process will add, change or delete records in the secondary zone to match the primary.
In the case of Active Directory, when a record is changed it is replicated using Active Directory so all the other copies have the same copy. If to changes occur on different servers, Active Directory uses a last write win, that is, the newest change will be used.
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