DNS records Types

In this video, StormWind Studios Instructor and Sybex Author Will Panek explains some of the more common DNS record types and when they should be used. Please be sure to subscribe to my KZbin page and if you would like to get further IT training, contact StormWind Studios at www.stormwindstudios.com. Thanks for watching.

[@Kneichion]

I have learned more in 10 mins that the last 10 years, the way you explain things, I can follow. Thank you.

[@richardcummins3649]

Very informative and easy to understand. Thanks!

[@arifuddin2942]

Could not stop myself till the end of the video from writing the comment. This gentleman know in and out of DSN. its is not easy to speak everyone's language and make a video that is simple. most of the teachers explains the way they understand not the way the students do. This video is awsm.

[@TvT82]

Thank you for this great Video ! Im not a native speaker, but you are one of the few guys where i can understand clearly what you're talking about (not too fast, no hard accent) . And i like the way HOW you explain things (with examples etc.). Hope to see more form you, big thanks !

[@Gnagaren92]

Thanks you so much for putting up these vids, i gave them all a thumbs up :)

[@adeelawan9259]

You killed it man...Great.I was looking for DNS types on Website Hosting Servers.

[@ahmada7244]

Great explanation... GREAT JOB WILL

[@barretghislain5285]

Excellent explanation.

[@goks1987]

Thanks William. You kept your promise. :)

[@Ascendantseo]

Very clear illustrations, with great speaking. Thanks so much!

[@WilliamPanek]

My pleasure.

[@Poorscousertommy1892]

Hi Will, complete beginner here, all I can say is fantastic. I have a job interview with an IT company as a tech for them and I need a heads up on this sort of thing. Explained very well with easy to follow slides.

[@SetOnlineBusiness]

Thank you a lot, the video is very helpful, you explain things very well. Thanks..

[@dramakkorean]

The best youtube channel

[@abc-td5by]

Hello Sir, Please do more AD/networking videos , you explain things very well! Thank you

[@matiurrahman7980]

awesome lecture. thank you.

[@tonyrush2144]

Excellent! useful information

[@shinababes]

Wow. Clearly explained. It's like DNS for dummies.

[@anthonyquinn7246]

Just got downloaded your MCSA WIndows 10 Study Guide exam 70-698 for the Stormwind class. See you in class on the 23rd!

[@amritananda10]

Thanks very much

[@jatinprasad7341]

Nice video.

[@sahilrally4491]

Thanks for the wonderful explanation. In MX record type you mention that we can configure 2 MX records based on priority and the one with less priority is used when other one goes down. I wonder how would DNS know whether Mail Server is down ? Does it make Health Checks?

[@murtazamurtazaanwar]

awsome

[@ashokantony694]

Thanks

[@billdunsing]

Hello Willam - thank you for putting these tutorials online! Quick question - what are you using for the whiteboard sessions? I have a macbook pro, and I'm a sales engineer that needs to do these types of whiteboarding sessions on Zoom conferences. Zoom has a whiteboard feature, but I need an input device to make it work. Any suggestions? Cheers!

[@WilliamPanek]

I use a Wacom MobileStudio Pro 16. I had a cheaper one to start with and it just wasn't any good. This is the one that rocks.

[@crazytravellerzzz2002]

you have explained nicely sir

[@shivakumarvijay3890]

good lect....

[@alexrisk3342]

Hey Will! could you explain in another video something about DFS Namespaces and DFS Replication? Thanks! excellents videos by the way.

[@WilliamPanek]

Let me see what I can do for you.. Thanks

[@alexrisk3342]

Thank you!

[@dramakkorean]

hello sir I need more videos about network lesson

[@thrqureshi]

Could you please tell me how to set up NetBootGuid and NetworkAddress Value automatically in Active Directory.

[@WilliamPanek]

This attribute specifies the diskless boot: Machine on-board GUID. Corresponds to the computer's network card MAC address. cn: Netboot-GUID ldapDisplayName: netbootGUID attributeId: 1.2.840.113556.1.4.359 attributeSyntax: 2.5.5.10 omSyntax: 4 isSingleValued: TRUE schemaIdGuid: 3e978921-8c01-11d0-afda-00c04fd930c9 systemOnly: FALSE searchFlags: fATTINDEX rangeLower: 16 rangeUpper: 16 isMemberOfPartialAttributeSet: TRUE systemFlags: FLAG_SCHEMA_BASE_OBJECT Version-Specific Behavior: Implemented on Windows 2000 Server operating system, Windows Server 2003 operating system, Windows Server 2003 R2 operating system, Windows Server 2008 operating system, Windows Server 2008 R2 operating system, Windows Server 2012 operating system, Windows Server 2012 R2 operating system, and Windows Server 2016 operating system.

[@thrqureshi]

William Panek thank you very much for your quick response. you are the only who respond fast others take ages to respond it is all good now I am setting up netbootguid value through script. I am looking for a vb script or powershell script to find a computer in AD that script should do the following task 1 Run netbootguid script first (which I have already made) 2 Search AD with netbootguid value in AD and provide me a distinguish name if exist do you know how to establish second part

[@ramireddy5071]

excuse me sir i have a doubt what do you mean by resource records?(my exam question) ca i write your explanation for that question thank u sir

[@WilliamPanek]

Resource records are DNS records for resources. Resources are objects on your network that people need access.

[@ramireddy5071]

thank u sir for ur reply

[@crazytravellerzzz2002]

you have explained nicely sir

[@crazytravellerzzz2002]

you have explained nicely sir