Showing posts with label Resource Record. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Resource Record. Show all posts
Sunday, March 1, 2009

Change SOA Record

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The following illustrates on how to change SOA record. 1. Assume the domain is " myrootdns2003.com " and dns server is "dnsss...
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Create SRV record

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Service (SRV) record. Allows administrators to use several servers for a single DNS domain, to easily move a TCP/IP service from one host to...
Saturday, February 28, 2009

Register SRV Record

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By Default, SRV records are automatically created one the domain controller is installed. If srv records not found or invalid, try the fol...
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Add NS Record

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NS record is also called as Name Server record. To Add NS record to a dns, do the following. 1. Assume the dns server for the domain "...
Sunday, February 15, 2009

RouteThrough (RT) Record

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The RouteThrough record is used to bind internal hosts which didn't have direct wide are network(WAN) address to intermediate routes. T...

ATM Record

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The ATM Address resource record maps domain host name with ATM address. The following shows creating ATM resource record. 1. Assume the dnss...

IPV6 Host Type AAAA Record

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The AAAA resource record maps domain host name with it's IPv6 address. The following shows creating AAAA record. 1. Assume the dnsserver...

Create MR Record using dnscmd

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The following illustrates on how to create MailBox Renamed record on command prompt using the command dnscmd.exe. 1. Asssume the dns zone is...

MR Record

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The rename mailbox resource record represents domain mailbox which essentially the proper rename of existing mailbox name. The rename mailbo...

Delete Host A record using dnscmd

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To remove host Type A record on command prompt, do the following 1. Assume the dns domain is " myrootdns.com ", dns server for the...
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Create MG Record using dnscmd

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To add MailGroup(MG) record on command prompt, do the following. 1. Assume the domain zone in which the MG record to be created is " my...

MG Record

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The MailGroup(MG) Record allows to add domain mailboxes specified by mailbox records as members to domain mailgroup specified my mailgroup r...

Create MailBox(MB) record using dnscmd

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To add a MB record through command prompt, do the following 1. Assume the domain for which mailbox need to be created is " myrootdns.co...

MB Record

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The MB(MailBox) record maps a domain mail box to a specified host. For example, the domain is myrootdns.com , mail box for the domain ...
Saturday, February 14, 2009

Delete MX Record Using dnscmd

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Do the following command to delete a MX record on command prompt, 1. Assume the dns zone is myrootdns.com , dns server is " dnsserver ...

Create MX Record using dnscmd

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The following illustrates on how to add mx record on command prompt using dnscmd 1. Assume the dns server " dnsserve r", dns zone ...

NS (name server) record

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A Name Server (NS) record allows to delegate a child domain to a dns server. For example, Assume myrootdns.com is the main domain, subdomai...

Create NS Record using dnscmd

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The following illustrates on how to add NS (Name Server) to a dns on command prompt. 1. Assume the subdomain is " subdomain.myrootdns.c...

Create Host AAAA record using dnscmd

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The following shows on how to add Type AAAA resource record to a dns through command prompt. 1. Assume the domain name is " myrootdns.c...

Create Host Type A record using dnscmd

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The following illustrates on how to add Type A resource records on command prompt using dnscmd. 1. Assume the domain name is " myrootdn...