Optimizing your network to keep your DNS squeaky clean

re: Optimizing your network to keep your DNS squeaky clean

i.biswajith — Sat, 25 May 2013 12:59:12 GMT

Awesome

re: Optimizing your network to keep your DNS squeaky clean

Bill — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 21:51:30 GMT

Glad the entry helped. Keeping DNS optimized takes some careful design, and there *are* things that will cause problems, long term. One of the biggies is "guests" who have machines that are not part of your domain. (And worse yet, are members of another domain.) -- To keep things running smoothly, have a guest subnet... and DHCP set up for short leases on it. Don't have DHCP handling DNS on that subnet (and only that subnet)... That way, the visitors won't start stepping on the rest of your infrastructure.

NAP (with Server 2008) - and 802.1x wired and wireless will help keep things tidy as well, forcing non members, or those that don't handle your corporate standards off to a vistor subnet...

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re: Optimizing your network to keep your DNS squeaky clean

Tom — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 20:26:33 GMT

Timing could not have been more appropriate - I have been tasked with DNS cleanup due to the same type of issues.

Thanks!

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