With a recursive query, the DNS client requires the DNS server to respond with either the IP address of the request or an error message that the requested name does not exist.
Remote Access Service (RAS)
Service that enables remote clients to dial into a Windows Server 2003 server and access network resources as though they were physically attached to the network.
resource records
The data within a DNS zone file. Windows Server 2003 supports a number of different types of resource records.
reverse lookup zone
This type of zone allows for reverse queries, or the mapping of an IP address back to a hostname. Reverse queries are often used when troubleshooting with the NSLookup command.
Routing Information Protocol (RIP)
A protocol that allows routers to exchange routing information. It is designed for use with small- to medium-size networks. RIP routers periodically exchange entire routing tables.
