- The next topic for discussion…is high availability for DHCP.…High availability means…the system is available at all times.…What that means is if a server fails,…then the service that that server supports…is still available on another server.…Back before Server 2012,…this high availability was difficult to acheive…in the Windows environment.…In the case of DHCP,…we can provide high availability in two ways.…
One, we can provide DHCP failover,…and two, we can provide DHCP load balancing.…In the case of DHCP failover,…you basically have two DHCP servers…to provide addresses and option configuration settings…for the same subnet or scope.…In this way when one of the servers fails,…the second server is available to take over…for the first server.…For failover to work, the second server has to be aware…of existing lease information,…and so the first server has to share that information…with the second server in a constant relationship…that goes back and forth to keep everything updated.…
If for some reason the first server goes down,…
Author
Timothy Pintello
Released
1/22/2016This Windows training course helps you study for the exams while learning advanced server administration techniques. Professor Timothy Pintello covers all of the core exam topics, including DHCPv6, primary and secondary DNS zone configuration, working with different DNS resource record types, VPN routing, certificates for direct access, IPAM admin delegation, and more.
- Implementing advanced DHCP solutions
- Configuring DNS zones
- Configuring DNS records
- Implementing advanced DNS solutions
- Configuring VPN and routing
- Configuring direct access
- Deploying and managing IPAM
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome41s
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1. Implement an Advanced Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Solution
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Superscope implementation7m 29s
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DHCPv63m 28s
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Implement DHCPv67m 7s
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SLAAC7m 40s
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High availability for DHCP8m 51s
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Split-scope configuration4m 43s
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DHCP name protection5m 11s
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DNS registration5m 37s
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2. Configure DNS Zones
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DNS zones4m 18s
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Configure primary DNS zones7m 39s
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Configure stub zones4m 36s
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Configure zone delegation2m 35s
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3. Configure DNS Records
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DNS resource records4m 1s
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A and AAAA resource records3m 20s
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CName resource records2m 35s
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MX resource records2m 42s
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PTR resource records2m 49s
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SRV resource records5m 21s
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NS resource records2m 20s
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SOA resource records2m 7s
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4. Configure DNS Record Options
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Zone scavenging and aging4m 49s
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Configure record options3m 33s
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Configure Round Robin1m 35s
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5. Implement an Advanced DNS Solution
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DNS socket pool2m 27s
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DNS cache locking2m 25s
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Configure DNS logging4m 13s
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Delegated administration4m 32s
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Configure recursion2m 9s
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Configure netmask ordering1m 45s
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Configure GlobalNames zone1m 11s
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6. Configure Virtual Private Network (VPN) and Routing
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Configure VPN settings4m 23s
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Configure routing6m 8s
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7. DirectAccess
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DirectAccess3m 57s
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Implement DirectAccess4m 18s
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8. Deploy and Manage IP Address Management (IPAM)
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Introducing IPAM2m 52s
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Provisioning IPAM2m 51s
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IPAM management5m 21s
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Delegate IPAM administration2m 25s
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IPAM database storage1m 21s
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Conclusion
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Next steps31s
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