DNS Scavenging

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I want to configure aging and scavenging for my DNS zone.All my computers
are Windows 2000 or XP and can update their records,butt i have A records in
my DNS that point to clients that cannon update their records.For instance
we putt A records for routers and switches beaucouse we need DNS resolution
with one program that we use for monitoring.My question is when i turn aging
and scavenging i will loose DNS entries for that records after some
time,right?What is the best solution for my situation?
 
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Spale said:
I want to configure aging and scavenging for my DNS zone.All my
computers are Windows 2000 or XP and can update their records,butt i
have A records in my DNS that point to clients that cannon update
their records.For instance we putt A records for routers and switches
beaucouse we need DNS resolution with one program that we use for
monitoring.My question is when i turn aging and scavenging i will
loose DNS entries for that records after some time,right?What is the
best solution for my situation?
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You will unless you go into DNS and clear the "Delete this record if it
becomes stale" check box.
 
Manually created A records will not be scavenged by default. Be sure and
read the section on Aging and Scavenging in the DNS whitepaper before
turning this feature on:

http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/techinfo/howitworks/communications/nameadrmgmt/w2kdns.asp

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J.C. Hornbeck, MCSE
Microsoft Product Support

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