Exam 9: Configuring DNS for Active Directory

You have recently set up a new domain controller and DNS server responsible for a large network.Almost immediately,you notice that every time a user attempts to make use of a resource on a server in your partner organization's domain,Example.net,DNS requests end up performing a recursive query.Rather than continue to allow DNS requests to be processed this way,you would like to make use of a DNS server in Example.net's domain that you have access to via a LAN connection. What can you configure to have the DNS server in Example.net's domain receive DNS queries from your network,but only ones that are related to Example.net's domain?

Using a stub zone can result in faster recursive queries.

MATCHING -A type of DNS query to which a DNS server responds with the best information it has to satisfy the query

Which one of the following options,when added to dnscmd.exe,will allow you to create a new zone?

What ipconfig option will display the contents of the hosts file,as well as the local DNS cache?

If all zones are hosted on Windows domain controllers and are Active Directory integrated,there's no need to configure zone transfers because Active Directory replication handles this process.

Which of the commands below can be used to test DNS queries with the default DNS server or a specific DNS server on a Windows computer?

You will want to use a forward lookup zone when you need a zone that...

A ____________________ zone is a DNS zone containing a read/write master copy of all resource records for the zone;this zone is authoritative for the zone.

Zone transfers can be initiated in two ways: Refresh interval and ____________________.