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also, click Event Logging and select All events. Your DNS server's event log will contain all the info you need, including zone transfers.
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also, click Event Logging and select All events. Your DNS server's event log will contain all the info you need, including zone transfers.

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Oh, and lastly - if you have an option to do so, consider running an AD-integrated DNS server. If you don't have any non-MS clients, that's the easiest way (and more secure way).
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Oh, and lastly - if you have an option to do so, consider running an AD-integrated DNS server. If you don't have any non-MS clients, that's the easiest way (and more secure way).

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Hello<br />
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I have some strange DNS issues<br />
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I am wanting to monitor DNS notification traffic between a primary DNS server and a secondary zone and record events when the primary DNS server notifies secondary zone 0f changes...<br />
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Sure its simple but its getting late?
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Hello

I have some strange DNS issues

I am wanting to monitor DNS notification traffic between a primary DNS server and a secondary zone and record events when the primary DNS server notifies secondary zone 0f changes...

Sure its simple but its getting late?

monitoring DNS notification traffic

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