Role of DNS in Windows 2003

Explain the role of DNS in Windows 2003 Server.

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spring_vista

  • Mar 13th, 2008
 

Windows Server 2000/2003 networks running Active Directory use DNS as the name resolution service to identify domains and domain host computers during the processes such as logging on to the network.

For clients to be able to locate Domain Controllers,the NetLogon service on each Windows 2000/2003 domain controller registers a SRV resource record with the DNS Server.This enables the DNS to provide lookup information when attempting to locate windows 2000 or Windows 2003 services.

sachin_3k

  • Jul 19th, 2008
 

DNS is use to resole IP address to Host name and host name to IP address
The simple example of DNS is when You are using internet on that time you are use DNS server always

petkar

  • Jun 17th, 2010
 

actually DNS name resolution system
we not able to remember machines by ip address we remember they as a computer name
and machine dont understand name, it only understand ip
for that perpose we use DNS as a resolution system
which mentain this record and then its easy for you to identifies the machine.

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