Question

You have an Active Directory–integrated domain named. csmtech.local, with two DCs that are DNS servers. You also have an Internet presence with its own domain name, smpub, and a DNS server that's not part of an Active Directory domain. You want the DCs to be able to resolve the names of csmpub resources and to act as backup for the csmpub DNS database. What can you do to achieve these goals? Describe the steps you would take.

Answer 1

Answer:

An active directory is a service in which windows advanced for domain networks. it is used mostly in windows operating system as set processes and service

The steps taken to enable resolving of names of csmpub resources and to act as backup for the csmpub DNS database is stated below in the explanation section.

Explanation:

Solution:

Active Directory:

This is a directory service in which windows advanced for domain networks.

It is used mostly in windows operating system as a set of service and processes

Step taken to achieve the goals:

• The two PC's and DNS server zones are placed in name server and the major zones are placed away in a content record on the PC server

• The records are synchronized with he DNS server so that the active directory coordinated DNS can arrange a space controller

• The DNS coordinates with the ADDS (active directory domain services) when we can introduce the active directory on a sever , and can raise the server path for an area.

• By doing this we can determine the DNS space name for the active directory which we are joining and advancing the server path

• NET Stop DNS client on a test PC will harm the DNS client administration, it is best we  leave the DNS client benefit for all time crippled, if the space controller does not depend on DHCP (Dynamic host configuration protocol) to set the IP address.

• DHCP relies upon only the DNS client administration