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Configuring Zone Transfers using DNSCMD
Date - Nov 05, 2009
Rating - Not Rated
Author - Mitch Tulloch
Section - Network
How to configure and force zone transfers using DNSCMD.
Configuring Conditional Forwarders using DNSCMD
Date - Nov 05, 2009
Rating - Not Rated
Author - Mitch Tulloch
Section - Network
How to configure a conditional forwarder for your DNS server from the command-line.
Configuring Forwarders using DNSCMD
Date - Nov 05, 2009
Rating - Not Rated
Author - Mitch Tulloch
Section - Network
How to configure a forwarder for your DNS server from the command-line.
Creating Resource Records using DNSCMD
Date - Oct 29, 2009
Rating - 5
Author - Mitch Tulloch
Section - Network
How to use the DNSCMD command to create a resource record from the command-line.

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What All Ports Are Rrequired By Domain Controllers And Client Computers?
Date - Feb 04, 2009
Rating - 4.1
Author - Nirmal Sharma
Section - Active Directory
This article explains the key port requirement for Client computers and Domain Controllers communicating with each other.

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What happened to NTBACKUP in Window Server 2008?
Date - Nov 22, 2007
Rating - 2.4
Author - David Davis
Section - Admin
In Windows 2000 and 2003, ntbackup is a well-known application. In Windows 2008 Server, you won't find it. What do you do?
A Quick Tip to make sure Adprep /ForestPrep for Windows Server 2008 has run successfully
Date - Jun 04, 2008
Rating - 4
Author - Nirmal Sharma
Section - Active Directory
Adprep /ForestPrep must be executed to introduce a Windows Server 2008 in an existing Windows 2000 or Windows 2003 domain environment. This will show you how to make sure that it has run successfully.
Changing the Local Administrator Password on Domain Workstations with Group Policy
Date - Jul 17, 2008
Rating - 2
Author - Chris Sanders
Section - Security
Windows Server 2008 Group Policy introduces a lot of flexibility in performing security tasks that often involved a bit more headache. One of these is more control of the administrator account on domain workstations.
How To Quickly Check IP Address on Remote Computers?
Date - Oct 21, 2008
Rating - 2.3
Author - Nirmal Sharma
Section - Network
How to quickly check IP Address information on all the computers using a single command.

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