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How to Create a Reverse Lookup DNS Zone in Windows Server 2003?
Reverse lookup zones in DNS servers of Windows server 2003 are used to resolve IP addresses to their respective FQDN names. This process works as the complement of forward Lookup zones where names are
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How to Create Host (A) Records in Forward Lookup Zone and Create Their Respective PTR Records Automatically in Windows Server 2003?
Host (A) records are the DNS records which have a computer name and its IP address. Whenever a DNS query is sent to the DNS server it refers to these records to resolve computer
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How to Specify DHCP Exclusions in Windows Server 2003?
DHCP exclusion is the process using which you can exclude a single IP address or a range of addresses from getting assigned to any computer on the network. Exclusions are used when you have
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How to Specify DHCP Reservations in Windows Server 2003?
DHCP reservation is the process using which you can tell DHCP server to provide a particular IP address to a particular machine only. For example, you can specify that whenever Client1 computer requests for
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How to Configure DHCP to Provide Automatic IP Addresses in Windows Server 2003?
DHCP server is a computer that assigns automatic IP addresses to the client computers which are configured to obtain IP addresses automatically. Before DHCP server starts assigning IP addresses to the client machines it
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How to Create Active Directory Integrated DNS Zone in Windows Server 2003?
Active Directory integrated DNS zone means that the entire database of DNS server will be integrated with the file that contains complete Active Directory database. NTDS.dit is the file that consists of all the
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How to Install DHCP Server in Windows Server 2003?
To use any feature in Windows Server 2003 you first need to install the services and then you need to configure it to make it up and running. Same is with DHCP Server. Installing
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