« Previous 1 2 3

Policy-based DNS in Windows Server 2016

High Resolution

Conclusions

Policy-based DNS is a powerful tool that gives you a superior approach to customizing name resolution under Windows Server 2016 to suit your organization's needs. Unfortunately, managing it is quite a confusing experience right now, which is preventing the rapid spread of this technology. If you already routinely automate IT processes with PowerShell, though, you can immediately benefit from policy-based DNS.

Infos

  1. TechNet: DNS Policies: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/networking/dns/deploy/dns-policies-overview

« Previous 1 2 3

Buy this article as PDF

Express-Checkout as PDF
Price $2.95
(incl. VAT)

Buy ADMIN Magazine

SINGLE ISSUES
Print Issues
Digital Issues
 
SUBSCRIPTIONS
Print Subs
Digisubs
 
TABLET & SMARTPHONE APPS
Get it on Google Play

US / Canada

Get it on Google Play

UK / Australia

Related content

  • Lead Image © Fernando Gregory, 123RF.com
    Resolving problems with DNS, Active Directory, and Group Policy
    Upgrading domain controllers or installing new servers can cause problems with name resolution, Active Directory replication, and Group Policy. A coordinated approach can isolate these errors in Windows Server 2008 or newer.
    more »
  • Lead Image © Photo by mathyas kurmann Unsplash.com
    Setting up and managing IPv6 on Windows Server 2016
    Windows Server 2016 automatically prefers IPv6 addresses, if available, but the manual configuration steps differ from IPv4 and necessitate new tools. Here's how to approach IPv6 in your daily admin work.
    more »
  • Lead Image © Beboy, Fotolia.com
    Correctly integrating containers
    If you run microservices in containers, they are forced to communicate with each other – and with the outside world. We explain how to network pods and nodes in Kubernetes.
    more »
  • Lead Image © Isaac Marzioli, 123RF.com
    Hands-on Exchange rights management
    Exchange Server 2013 provides a comprehensive, role-based rights management feature. Rights and roles can be managed in the Exchange console, with PowerShell, or with additional tools. We demonstrate all three options.
    more »
  • Photo by JJ Ying on Unsplash
    Hybrid public/private cloud
    Extending your data center temporarily into the cloud during a customer rush might not be easy, but it can be done, thanks to Ansible's Playbooks and some AWS scripts.
    more »
comments powered by Disqus