The first step in troubleshooting DNS is to figure out where the failures are occurring.
In this short screencast, Directory Services MVP Gary Olsen demonstrates how to use the DCDIAG /TEST:DNS command to test your DNS servers for authentication, delegation and more.
Related content:
DNS troubleshooting tips for Active Directory
Domain Name System Learning Guide
Migrating VMs to the cloud can be relatively straightforward if you lay the groundwork to meet workload and vendor requirements. ...
Hyper-V high availability is important for failover, so check that Hyper-V clusters meet the proper requirements, which range ...
Azure Resource Manager templates streamline the way IT and development teams deploy cloud resources. To get started, grasp these ...
Many factors can contribute to a high public cloud bill -- one of which is scalability. Apply these five practices to effectively...
Microsoft is updating SQL Server and Azure SQL Database more quickly than it did in the past -- and keeping up with the new ...
Microsoft released a second preview of SQL Server 2019 and said users can now run applications in either on-premises SQL Server ...
IT can set profiles for its devices running Windows 10 and enroll them in Active Directory with the Windows Autopilot tool, but ...
With a customized Windows 10 image, IT can automate much of the installation process for users and deliver the exact ...
Microsoft's Remote Desktop Services licensing policies can be confusing if you don't know the Client Access Licenses and Remote ...
VMware and Citrix offer numerous certifications for their virtual desktop and app products. Test yourself on the different levels...
Start the conversation
0 comments