A DNS zone is the contiguous portion of the DNS domain name space over which a DNS server has authority, or is authoritative. A zone is a portion of a namespace - it is not a domain. A domain is a branch of the DNS namespace. A DNS zone can contain one or more contiguous domains. A DNS server can be authoritative for multiple DNS zones.
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- DNS
- i. Deploying DNS Servers
- -> DNS Server
- -> Understanding Server Types
- -> Installing the DNS Server Service
- ii. DNS Zones
- ->Zone Types
- ->Creating Zones
- ->DNS Zone Transfer
- iii. Resource Records
- 2. Overview of Networks
- * Types of Networks
- * Networking models
- * Physical Network Topologies
- * Networking Standards
- 3. Communication Media
- * Types of Cables
- * Networking and Cable Standards
- 4. Media Connectors
- * Types
- 5. Network Devices
- * Types
- 6. Network Interface Card (NIC)
- 7. ISDN adapters
- 8. Wireless Access Point (WAP)
- 9. Modems
- 10. Firewalls
- * Types
- 11.Wireless Technologies
- *Types
- 12. Protocols and Standards
- 13. The OSI Networking Model
- *Types
- 14.Network Protocols
- *Types
- 15.IP Addressing
- 16.WAN Technologies
- *.Types
- 17.Internet Access Technologies
- *Types
- 18.Remote Access Protocols and Services
- 19.Virtual Private Networking
- 20.Security Protocols
- *Types of Security Protocols
- 21.Authentication Protocols
- 22.Remote Authentication Dial-in User Service (RAD...
- 23.Kerberos
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