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PrefaceChapter 1: BackgroundChapter 2: How Does DNS Work? Chapter 3: Where Do I Start? Chapter 4: Setting Up the Microsoft DNS ServerChapter 5: DNS and Electronic MailChapter 6: Configuring HostsChapter 7: Maintaining the Microsoft DNS ServerChapter 8: Integrating with Active DirectoryChapter 9: Growing Your DomainChapter 10: ParentingChapter 11: Advanced Features and Security Chapter 12: nslookup and digChapter 13: Managing DNS from the Command LineChapter 14: Managing DNS ProgrammaticallyChapter 15: Troubleshooting DNSChapter 16: MiscellaneousAppendix A: DNS Message Format and Resource RecordsAppendix B: Converting from BIND to the Microsoft DNS Server Appendix C: Top-Level DomainsColophon
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reviewed DNS on Windows server 2003 on July 14, 2017
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