Exam 9: Configuring DNS for Active Directory

Where are conditional forwarders configured in Windows Server 2008?

Which of the following is not part of a State of Authority record?

A ____________________ is a primary,secondary,or stub zone that isn't Active Directory integrated.

MATCHING -A list of name servers preconfigured on Windows DNS servers that point to Internet root servers

What term best matches the following description: A DNS name-registering process whereby computers in the domain can register or update their own DNS records.

This DNS resource record type is used for reverse DNS lookups.

Last year you configured a conditional forwarder for a specific domain on your network.This year,after several major changes to the network,you notice that the conditional forwarder is no longer reachable.You find out that the conditional forwarder's address changed,and now to continue using a conditional forwarder,you must manually change the IP address on all servers that use it. What could you do instead of using conditional forwarders and still achieve the same functionality,while simultaneously allowing this process to be handled by Active Directory?

A recursive query is...

MATCHING -A DNS server that holds a complete copy of a zone's resource records

What option can be added to the ipconfig command to delete the local DNS cache?

MATCHING -A DNS server to which other DNS servers send requests they can't resolve themselves

MATCHING -A DNS server to which other DNS servers send requests targeted for a specific domain

An NS record technically consists of just the name server's FQDN,but this by itself is not useful unless there is an associated ____________________,which if possible,is created automatically in DNS manager by a DNS lookup on the NS record's FQDN.

What term best matches the following description? A DNS zone containing a read-only copy of all resource records for the zone.

For several hours now,your IT staff has been trying to troubleshoot an issue on AppSrv1.AppSrv1 uses an application that requires it to access an SQL database on a server named DBSrv1 but recent changes in the network topology have outdated previous DNS entries.Initially,the problem is believed related to the DNS database,but after using nslookup,you find that the DNS entry is correct.AppSrv1 can reach the DBSrv1 server manually by IP address,but when using a name,it resolves to the wrong machine. What is most likely the issue?

This DNS resource record type is a record that contains an alias for another record and enables you to refer to the same resource with different names yet maintain only one host record.

MATCHING -A query in which the DNS server processes the query until it responds with an address that satisfies the query or with an "I don't know" message

What information does a resource record of type MX contain?

Root hints data comes from what file?

What command can be used to check for resource records on a server,verify delegations,verify resource records needed for Active Directory replication,and perform e-mail connectivity tests?