The first step in implementing Domain Name System (DNS) in a network is installing and configuring the servers that will provide the service. Before you do so, however, it is important to plan the deployment to ensure the greatest effectiveness of your DNS infrastructure. In addition to planning your zone layout and server location and function, also take into consideration whether you will integrate your DNS infrastructure with Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS).
- Understanding Active
Directory Domain Services Integration
- Understanding
Forwarders
- Using Forwarders
- Planning DNS
Zones
- Planning DNS
Servers
- Understanding DNS Zone
Replication in Active Directory Domain Services
- Install a DNS
Server
- Configure a DNS Server
for Use with Active Directory Domain Services
- Configure a New DNS
Server
- Configure a DNS Server
to Use Forwarders
- Create a DNS Application
Directory Partition
- Enlist a DNS Server in a
DNS Application Directory Partition
- Remove a DNS Server from
a DNS Application Directory Partition
- Change the Boot Method
Used by the DNS Server
- Configuring Multihomed
Servers
- Restrict a DNS server to
listen only on selected addresses
- Secure the Server Cache
Against Names Pollution
- Modify Security for the
DNS Server Service on a Domain Controller
- Disable Recursion on the
DNS Server
- Updating Root
Hints
- Update Root Hints on the
DNS Server