Re: Log internal DNS server requests...
- From: "Herb Martin" <news@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 30 May 2008 14:48:16 -0500
"Karl Rhodes" <googlegroups@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi guys, Im sure this is a simple thing to do, but I'd like to log DNS
requests made to our internal DNS server.
Full logging is available for Win2003 server on the Debug Logging tab.
In particular, I'd like to log which IP address/workstation made the
request, the url requested and the time the request was made.
I've had a quick look at the logging options in DNS management console
(Windows Server 2003) and have seen the Dubug Loggin and Even Logging
options but non of these seem to be recording what I want, even after
I turned on all the options.
That will usually produce TOO MUCH information unless you have
a very small domain/network.
You must however turn on Debug Logging in 5 places (5 checkboxes).
Enable it, and pick (at least) one item from each of the four categories:
Request/response
Inbound/Outbound
UDP/TCP
Resolution & Transfers vs. other stuff (e.g., notifications/updates)
I read a post which said it can be done via "Advanced Logging", but
cant see an option for this anywhere. Could someone please tell me how
to turn this on and off?
Probably meant Debug Logging but was being sloppy.
I understand that this could seriously slow down a DNS server, but it
will only be used on out internal server and only for a short period.
Maybe not (slow down) but it does produce a LOT of output
faster than most people expect (unless you have small network
w/ few queries.)
.
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