Information Technology Reference
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Click OK to close the New Name Server Record dialog box and return to the Name
Servers page of the New Delegation Wizard.
6.
7.
Click Next and then Finish to complete the delegation.
To create a zone delegation by using Windows PowerShell, use the
Add-DnsServerZoneDelegation cmdlet. For example:
Add-DnsServerZoneDelegation -Name TreyResearch.net `
-ChildZoneName Engineering `
-IPAddress 192.168.10.8,2001:db8::8 `
-NameServer trey-engdc-8.engineering.treyresearch.net
You can configure the zone transfer settings that control transfers to secondary DNS zones
either through the DNS Management console, or by using the Set-DnsServerPrimaryZone
cmdlet.
Zone transfers can be disallowed to all servers or enabled to the following servers:
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To Any Server
Any server can request a zone transfer, including servers that you
know nothing about and don't manage or control.
■
Only To Servers Listed On The Name Servers Tab
Only designated Name Servers
are allowed to request a zone transfer.
■
Only To The Following Servers
Only specified servers are allowed to request a zone
transfer.
The options for the Set-DnsServerPrimaryZone are worded slightly differently, but have the
same effect. The choices for the -SecureSecondaries parameter are these:
■
NoTransfer
No transfers are allowed for this zone from this server.
■
TransferAnyServer
Any server can request a zone transfer, including servers that
you know nothing about and don't manage or control.
■
TransferToZoneNameServer
Only servers in the NS records for this zone are allowed
to request transfers.
■
TransferToSecureServers
Only servers specified with the -SecondaryServers
parameter are allowed to request a zone transfer.
To configure the zone transfer settings in the DNS Management console, right-click the
zone folder on the server you want to configure and select Properties from the menu. Click
the Zone Transfers tab and select the zone transfer settings appropriate for your environment,
as shown in Figure 3-14.
