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Role that provides developers the ability to store data for directory-enabled applications without incurring the overhead of extending the Active Directory schema to support their applications.
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Zones necessary for computer hostname–to–IP address mappings, which are used for name resolution by a variety of services.
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The length of time a record is valid, after which it needs to be reregistered.
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The resource record that is the functional opposite of the A record, providing an IP address-to- name mapping
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Zones necessary for computer hostname–to–IP address mappings, which are used for name resolution by a variety of services.. Stores those attributes most frequently used in search operations and those attributes required to locate a full replica of the object.
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The process of replicating DNS information from one DNS server to another.
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A special installation option that creates a minimal environment for running only specific services and roles.
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A single occurrence of an element.
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The building block of the DNS that maps a single IP address to a DNS hostname.
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The executable files needed to install Windows.
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The amount of time or delay it takes to replicate information through- out the network.
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The complete DNS name used to reference a host’s location in the DNS structure; for example, LUCERNEPUBLISHING.
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The specific server roles that work together to enable the multi-master functionality of Active Directory.
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A command-line tool that is critical for working with DNS on Server Core.
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Enables the DNS data- base to be updated with the changed information when the Internet Proto- col (IP) address of a host changes.
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The dynamic update feature that places a timestamp on record, based on the current server time, when the IP address is added.
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A unique string used to identify every class or attribute added to a schema.
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The process of removing records that were not refreshed or updated within specified time intervals.
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A mechanism to set up load balancing between multiple servers that are advertising the same SRV records.
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A command-line tool that is used to create, delete, verify, and reset trust relationships from the Windows Server 2008 command line.