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Question about DNS Entry

Asked by mxgong in Windows 2003 Server

Hi All experts.

We have two domains: abc.com and abc.com.au

DC1.abc.com is DC of abc.com holding FSMO role and It is also a primary DNS server for domains abc.com and abc.com.au

eg: windows XP sp3,  DHCP enabled. IP address: 192.168.10.5, hostname: client, domain: abc.com

DHCP Server: expire date is 5 days.

In the DNS server --> zone: abc.com, there is an Host(A) dns entry for client  192.168.10.5

However, I would like to move this entry from zong abc.com into zone: abc.com.au.

I deleted Host(A) Client  192.168.10.5 in the zone: abc.com, and I add a new Host (A) Client 192.168.10.5 in the zone: abc.com.au

Now the DNS nslookup for this mahine is client.abc.com.au. this is what I want.

My Questions are:

** does Host (A) DNS Entry will be expired? what's the default time of expiration? how to change it?
** If this machine shutdown for two weeks, the IP assigned by DHCP will be expired and released. When the machine will be back to online, if it is assigned by different IP address by DHCP, Does Host (A) dns entry of this machine still in the zone abc.com.au? or It will be stored into zone: abc.com with new IP address?


Thanks in advanced.

Regards

 
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