DNS Server for Windows Server 2008

The Domain Name System or DNS is an essential service that allows your computer to find other computers and services on the network. Active directory relies on DNS and can't not run without it. It is important to understand how DNS work to support any active directory environment.

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• DNS
• Domain Name System
• Windows Server 2008 DNS
• converting decimals
• 70-642
• MCITP
• MCTS
• ITFreeTraining

[exiledrevolution]

This is really helpful 3 . I appreciate such a nice effort and you explained nicely

[itfreetraining]

@exiledrevolution Glad to hear that you like the training.

[lara400notout]

really good.........BUT......I was waiting for info on A-records, CName etc....nothing in here.....good though..

[itfreetraining]

@lara400notout There are 4 videos on DNS for this course. I have posted the DNS video on DNS records as a video response. Refer to the play list for the course or are web site for a list of all the videos in the course.

[MyPowerJumpers]

Wow finally someone who doesn't sound retarded and explains things using terminology that a student needs to learn. I am taking MCITP and am on 70-647 and you did an amazing job of helping me understand some of the basic material.

Sincerely thank you for making this video

[itfreetraining]

@MyPowerJumpers Thanks for the comment. We will start working on videos for the 70-647 next year. Probably to late for you, but good luck in your exam.

[itfreetraining]

@simoool Thanks for your feedback. We are glad that you liked the video.

[simoool]

Excellent supper explanation.

Thank you so much for your effort.