Builds with windows2008R2 AD domain server, whether must add DNS part on the primary domain controller server, can use external DNS as AD domain DNS, as provided by Berkeley to bind up the DNS server?

CodePudding user response:

External DNS can be, but need to be able to support dynamic updating and the SRV records,
WINDOWS AD can normal use, does not require the use of WINDOWS as a DNS server,
The reference here,
DNS Domain Name Registration


The Active Directory supports dynamic registration of domain controller addresses in the DNS. After the Active Directory has had been installed during domain controller creation, the Net Logon service dynamically creates the records in the DNS database that are 2 locate the server. The dynamic update (described in RFC 2136) is a recent addition to the DNS standard; This addition to the standard defines a protocol for dynamically updating the DNS server with a new or changed the resource record values. Before the advent of this new protocol, administrators had to manually create the records that are stored on the DNS servers. The implementation of the DNS server that is included with Windows server 2003 and later supports dynamic updates, as does the Berkeley Internet Name Domain (BIND) version 8. X implementation of DNS.


https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc759550 (v=ws. 10). Aspx

CodePudding user response:

Also look at access speed?