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Advanced Linux Networking Professional
In just over 16 hours, our new CompTIA Linux+ course covers a wide range of real world Linux challenges in greater depth than courses costing 2-5 times more! Even if you are new to Linux, take a look at some of the knowledge you will acquire from our hands-on course...
-Fun, interactive scenarios make our lessons easy to retain! Install and configure a DNS Server and develop a DNS Infrastructure for your organization
-Learn how and why to use a Primary DNS Suffix
-Create Forward/Reverse Lookup Zones on multiple servers
-Create and manage Resource Records, including A, PTR, CNAME, MX, NS, and SRV Records
-Set up DNS Clients to interact with Active Directory and connect to internet resources
-Test & troubleshoot DNS Name Resolution using Dynamic DNS (DDNS)
-Configure zone transfers between a Primary and Secondary DNS Server
-Learn how to configure your DNS Servers to boost performance and make it more secure
-Delegate authority for a DNS Zone to another DNS Server on the network
-Learn the difference between a DNS Domain and a DNS Zone!
-”Promote” your Secondary DNS Server in case of a Primary DNS Server failure
-Configure round-robin DNS to load balance your WWW requests
-Setup and configure Conditional Forwarding
-Learn how the DNS Name Space works, including Root Servers, Top Level Domains, etc…
-Learn how the DNS Name Resolution process works (i.e. Hosts File, Local Cache, Name Server, etc…)
-Set up a Stub Zone to cut down on Zone Transfer Traffic
-Connect to a Live Registrar (Go Daddy) and change your Domain Name Settings in order to host your own DNS Servers
-Test and troubleshoot access to your web site through Internet Explorer
-Setup “Live” Public DNS Servers on the Internet
-Create Resource Records on your public DNS Server to allow FTP and WWW access
-Learn how to setup a Split-Brain DNS, with separate Name Servers on your public and private networks
-Setup Active Directory Integrated DNS Zones that will server your private network and securely connect users out to internet resources
Download from Hofile
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In just over 16 hours, our new CompTIA Linux+ course covers a wide range of real world Linux challenges in greater depth than courses costing 2-5 times more! Even if you are new to Linux, take a look at some of the knowledge you will acquire from our hands-on course...
-Fun, interactive scenarios make our lessons easy to retain! Install and configure a DNS Server and develop a DNS Infrastructure for your organization
-Learn how and why to use a Primary DNS Suffix
-Create Forward/Reverse Lookup Zones on multiple servers
-Create and manage Resource Records, including A, PTR, CNAME, MX, NS, and SRV Records
-Set up DNS Clients to interact with Active Directory and connect to internet resources
-Test & troubleshoot DNS Name Resolution using Dynamic DNS (DDNS)
-Configure zone transfers between a Primary and Secondary DNS Server
-Learn how to configure your DNS Servers to boost performance and make it more secure
-Delegate authority for a DNS Zone to another DNS Server on the network
-Learn the difference between a DNS Domain and a DNS Zone!
-”Promote” your Secondary DNS Server in case of a Primary DNS Server failure
-Configure round-robin DNS to load balance your WWW requests
-Setup and configure Conditional Forwarding
-Learn how the DNS Name Space works, including Root Servers, Top Level Domains, etc…
-Learn how the DNS Name Resolution process works (i.e. Hosts File, Local Cache, Name Server, etc…)
-Set up a Stub Zone to cut down on Zone Transfer Traffic
-Connect to a Live Registrar (Go Daddy) and change your Domain Name Settings in order to host your own DNS Servers
-Test and troubleshoot access to your web site through Internet Explorer
-Setup “Live” Public DNS Servers on the Internet
-Create Resource Records on your public DNS Server to allow FTP and WWW access
-Learn how to setup a Split-Brain DNS, with separate Name Servers on your public and private networks
-Setup Active Directory Integrated DNS Zones that will server your private network and securely connect users out to internet resources
Download from Hofile
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