Configuration of the DNS integrated with the AD DS

Now we have to configure the DNS Server because it is integrated with the AD DS. It is more secure then a separate DNS server. So let’s start to configure the DNS server: Go to server manager window and click on Tools in the left corner of the server manager window as shown in the following Figure 35.
Figure 35

Click on the Tools and then click DNS from the list. As you click on the DNS you will see the DNS Manger window as shown in the following Figure 36.
Figure 36

Select the server name and expend it. As shown in the following Figure 37.

Figure 37


Select the Reverse Lookup Zone and right click > New Zone as shown in the following Figure 38.
Figure 38


Whenever you will click on the new zone a wizard will open and follow the steps. When you will finish the wizard then you have to make a host a record in forward lookup zone with associated it's PTR record. Now your DNS is ready to work or it will work fine.

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