Here, the machine assigned itself as a default DNS server. The DNS server domain name is displayed as unknown because there are no resource records for the IP address For the same reason, the 2nd query returns an error Non-existent domain.
At the same time other additional network adapters have no Internet access until the configuration is performed manually: By hovering the cursor over the network icon in the system tray, you can find a tooltip with brief information about networks.
Perform a series of actions: Right-click Start and select Network Connections from the drop-down menu; Right-click on the required network adapter and select Properties from the menu; Select IPv4 In the Properties window, and click on the Properties button; Fill in the appropriate fields with the necessary data: Here, the machine is assigned as the preferred DNS server, and the alternate is assigned as dns.
On the upper navigation bar of the Server Manager click the Manage menu, and then select Add Roles and Features: Here, the Wizard recommends you to verify if the following tasks have been completed: 1. The Administrator account has a strong password. Network settings, such as static IP addresses, are configured. The most current security updates from Windows Update are installed. If you are sure that all the conditions are met, click Next; Select the Role-based or feature-based installation and click Next: Select a server you want from the server pool and click Next: Check off the DNS server role and click Next: Check the list of features to install and confirm by clicking Add Features: Keep the list of features as is and click Next: Read the information and click Next: Check the installation configuration once again and confirm your decision by clicking Install: The final confirmation screen lets you know that the installation has been successfully completed, and you can close the installation Wizard: Creating forward and reverse lookup zones A domain zone — a set of domain names within a specific domain.
Forward lookup zones resolve names to IP addresses. Reverse lookup zones resolve IP addresses to names. You have to use the DNS Manager to create and manage the zones. It is not recommended to allow this because of a significant vulnerability. Click Next: Verify that the selected settings are correct, click Finish: Creating a host A record This section of the guideline is here to mostly check all the steps you performed earlier.
Record A — a record that lets you map hostnames to an IP address of the host. In Name, type a name of the host with no domain, it will use the name of the Zone as a domain and your IP address.
In this case, we will use the role or feature based installation. Below, you can see the DNS role already installed.
If not, check the box and follow the instructions in the wizard. Once the installation is verified, it is time to configure the DNS role. To do this, once again we will use the Server Manager. Once there, please enter the Tools menu.
Then, click on DNS:. Then the DNS manager will be displayed. Please right-click on the name of the server. Now it is time to select the optimal alternative for the zone to be used on the server.
If you are using small networks, then I recommend creating a forward lookup zone. For security reasons, I recommend using the first option. In this option, it is possible to configure the DNS server as a temporary reseller. This is in the case of those records that it is not able to resolve itself. If you want to use the command line to configure your DNS, use the dnscmd command.
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