Re: Question on stubs zones.
From: S Kaliyan (as_kalyan_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 03/26/05
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Date: Fri, 25 Mar 2005 23:16:13 -0800
hi
I am planing to take 70-290 exam, Please suggest be good
book.
Rgd
S Kaliyan
MCP 70-210
>-----Original Message-----
>nguyenpv wrote:
>> Some guy,
>>
>> I'm also studying DNS. I think your correct. From my
understanding
>> Stub zones are zones that are delegated to be
authoritative of that
>> zone. The master dns server keep a stub of the zone so
they could refer
>> the dns lookup to that zone, so if you look on the
master dns's stub
>> zone for that zone you will see the following records:
SOA, NS, and a
>> number of A records. If any changes to the zone, the
master dns is
>> notified and the stub records is updated. In Win2k3 the
icon for the
>> stub zone is the folder with a list that's grayed out
(I might be
>> wrong, check on this). Hope this help
>>
>> nguyenpv
>> MCP 70-210, 70-290
>>
>Thanks for the reply
>
>Someguy
>.
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