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I go. &nbsp;I need to populate all the DNS static entries tho.
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I go.  I need to populate all the DNS static entries tho.

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OK in my case there options is either None or Nonsecure and secure Dynamic updates. &nbsp;Is it safe to select the leter? &nbsp;Would is cause any issues?
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OK in my case there options is either None or Nonsecure and secure Dynamic updates.  Is it safe to select the leter?  Would is cause any issues?

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I would select secure Dynamic updates
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There's no option for Secure only. &nbsp;Either &quot;None&quot; or &quot;Nonsecure and secure&quot;
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There's no option for Secure only.  Either "None" or "Nonsecure and secure"

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Set Nonsecure and secure for now
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OK all set thank you! &nbsp;My A static records I entered are all unsecure. &nbsp;They don;t have that Security tab that shows in the article you sent.<br />
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Still trying to grasp thru how DNS would know about the static records.
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OK all set thank you!  My A static records I entered are all unsecure.  They don;t have that Security tab that shows in the article you sent.

Still trying to grasp thru how DNS would know about the static records.

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I think I will be entering those static Host A records manually. &nbsp;Since I cannot access the DNS db file directly on AD-integrated DNS. &nbsp;Luckily I have less than 100 records. &nbsp;Maybe ~70.<br />
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Does anyone point to the dnscmd command for adding static assignments Host A records?
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I think I will be entering those static Host A records manually.  Since I cannot access the DNS db file directly on AD-integrated DNS.  Luckily I have less than 100 records.  Maybe ~70.

Does anyone point to the dnscmd command for adding static assignments Host A records?

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Need to migrate DNS from old BIND box to Windows DC Server 2016. &nbsp;Anyone can point to the right direction and steps required?<br />
Also, lots of users are on Ubuntu and Macs. &nbsp;Would ipconfig /flushdns work on non-windows machines to refresh that after the cutover?<br />
Thanks in advance.
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Need to migrate DNS from old BIND box to Windows DC Server 2016.  Anyone can point to the right direction and steps required?
Also, lots of users are on Ubuntu and Macs.  Would ipconfig /flushdns work on non-windows machines to refresh that after the cutover?
Thanks in advance.

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