Information Technology Reference
In-Depth Information
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The DnsServer Windows PowerShell module includes cmdlets to create and manage
DNS resource records.
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The Windows DNS server supports a wide variety of resource records, including A,
AAAA, PTR, SOA, NS, SRV, CNAME, and MX records.
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You can use the DNS Manager console or Windows PowerShell to manage DNS record
options such as TTL.
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DNS resource records can be used to do basic round robin load balancing.
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Use DHCP Name Protection with DNS secure dynamic updates to ensure that you
don't end up with conflicting DNS records.
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Use DNS zone scavenging and aging to remove stale records from your DNS servers.
Which records do you need to create to support a new application server that uses
both IPv4 and IPv6? (Choose all that apply.)
A.
MX
B.
SRV
1.
A
C.
AAAA
D.
PTR
E.
CNAME
F.
What command should you use to create a new name server record for
ns13.treyresearch.net at 192.168.10.13?
2.
Add-DnsServerResourceRecord -ZoneName “treyresearch.net” -NS
-Name “.” -NameServer “ns13.treyresearch.net”
A.
Add-DnsServerResourceRecord -ZoneName “treyresearch.net” -NS
-Name “ns13” -NameServer “ns13.treyresearch.net”
B.
Add-DnsServerResourceRecord -Name “treyresearch.net” -NS
-NameServer “ns13.treyresearch.net”
C.
Add-DnsServerResourceRecord -ZoneName “treyresearch.net” -NS
-Name “ns13.treyresearch.net” -NameServer “.”
D.
How do you update the SOA resource record?
3.
Use the Set-DnsServerResourceRecordSOA cmdlet
A.
Use the Add-DnsServerResourceRecordSOA cmdlet
B.
Use the DNS Manager console Properties of the zone
C.
Use the DNS Manager console Properties of the server
D.
